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(deleted) Wed 19-Jul-17 12:39:21

What does WBC FTTP mean, and can I get it?

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Hi,

I checked by postcode on BT's DSL checker, and it came up with FTTP on Demand at 300? Click here for the image = https://postimg.org/image/7aajk7st1/

Am I able to get FTTP, as it states that it is available?

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(deleted) Wed 19-Jul-17 12:43:46

Re: What does WBC FTTP mean, and can I get it?

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Absolutely.

However be prepared to pay £3-5000 installation fees plus £300 a month for the first 3 years.

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(deleted) Wed 19-Jul-17 12:45:24

Re: What does WBC FTTP mean, and can I get it?

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Excellent!

How would I go round ordering it? Should I just call up BT?

ian72
(eat-sleep-adslguide) Wed 19-Jul-17 12:48:09

Re: What does WBC FTTP mean, and can I get it?

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Have a read of this thread that covers this in detail.

MrSaffron
(staff) Wed 19-Jul-17 12:48:49

Re: What does WBC FTTP mean, and can I get it?

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BT Business might entertain an order, but BT Consumer will not.

Spectrum Internet and FluidOne are two business providers that do sell the on demand version for those willing to enter into the high install and monthly fees.

Andrew Ferguson, [email protected]
www.thinkbroadband.com
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The author of the above post is a thinkbroadband staff member. It may not constitute an official statement on behalf of thinkbroadband.

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(deleted) Wed 19-Jul-17 12:48:54

Re: What does WBC FTTP mean, and can I get it?

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Ok! ThankYou

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(deleted) Wed 19-Jul-17 12:58:29

Re: What does WBC FTTP mean, and can I get it?

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OK! Thanks

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