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Usually the Ofcom checker is fairly accurate, but where it falls down is not providing the source of the information.
I'm searching on postcode WC2N 4HE which is coming up as having a 900Mbps up/down service available in the whole postcode - but I have no idea which provider is being referred to. I've been through the London providers that I'm aware of and nothing is coming up.
Does anybody know which provider is in this part of town?
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G.Network, with OpenReach FTTP very near. Community Fibre also very near.
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Yeah I thought G.Network might be involved because it's their patch, their site doesn't agree though. I've emailed our account manager.
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Register (or login) on our website and you will not see this ad.
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Thinkbroadband maps seem to think they have pretty full or near full coverage in that area.
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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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I saw that come up in your checker, Hyperoptic is only available at some of the addresses on the street, assuming their own website is returning accurate results.
Edited by jpm (Tue 14-Jul-20 14:22:21)
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Hey there! Please send us your full address in a PM and we'll check it out.
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The above post has been made by an ISP REPRESENTATIVE (although not necessarily the ISP being discussed in the post).
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That's amusing, I have 900Mbps BT FTTP and it says Ultrafast isn't even available here!
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That's amusing, I have 900Mbps BT FTTP and it says Ultrafast isn't even available here!
Well BT's 900Mb FTTP Package is called "Full Fibre" or are you referring to a business connection.
Either way we use to get that a lot with BT's Site.
Paul
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That's amusing, I have 900Mbps BT FTTP and it says Ultrafast isn't even available here!
Me too, Im just waiting on the installation, but went live on the BTW checker 8 days ago.
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Another postcode that I can't find any corresponding broadband options for, this time it's PO15 5RQ. Ofcom checker says 1000Mbps symmetric, I'm at a loss as to what the provider might be.
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Ofcom would need to answer you.
They do include some metro networks and leased lines in their data, thinkbroadband does not.
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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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It would be strange to count leased lines I think, since then the majority of the country could get symmetric 10Gbps.
There doesn't seem to be a way to get Ofcom to respond to these sorts of queries, so I'll just chalk this one up to a database error, or an unknown provider that is bad at marketing.
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It would be strange to count leased lines I think, since then the majority of the country could get symmetric 10Gbps.
There doesn't seem to be a way to get Ofcom to respond to these sorts of queries, so I'll just chalk this one up to a database error, or an unknown provider that is bad at marketing.
Checking that postcode in the OR checker, my guess is that the Segensworth Business Centre has its own in-house ISP offering, which is effectively reselling a leased line to its tenants.
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