If where you live is an FTTC enabled area, then from next month or May FOD should be available to order, Fibre on demand, which is basically FTTP, but the customer(you) would have to pay the costs for installing a fibre link from the aggregation node under the street to your home, plus an aditional charge for installing within the house, FOD will be available to anyone who can get FTTC , If no FTTC cab serving your home, it's a no go
As for BT openreach rolling out FTTH instead of FTTC because of this type of issue, the above is the closes thing to them ever doing that, after all this is BT we are talking about here, those who make those decisions don't care about their customers getting a good service
As for BT openreach isolating their Equipment from REIN /electrical induction ect, If this is causing all who are connected to it major issues then i think surely they would have a duty to sort it out, or let all those connected to it end their service penalty free untill they relocate it if it cannot be sheilded from the source/s
Edited by tommy45 (Sat 16-Mar-13 13:59:58)