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MHC
(legend) Thu 21-Apr-11 23:35:56

Re: Told no engineer vist needed for BT Infinity.

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You may be trying to: "Teach Granny to suck eggs!"

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billford
(moderator) Thu 21-Apr-11 23:36:23

Re: Told no engineer vist needed for BT Infinity.

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Does your mother know you're out of bed again?

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Anonymous
(Unregistered)Fri 22-Apr-11 00:17:17

Re: Told no engineer vist needed for BT Infinity.

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did your mother not teach you right from wrong ?? !!

Anonymous
(Unregistered)Fri 22-Apr-11 01:11:54

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He meant no visit for LLU. I see a no visit install soon.

billford
(moderator) Fri 22-Apr-11 01:29:03

Re: Told no engineer vist needed for BT Infinity.

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In reply to a post by Anonymous:
He meant no visit for LLU.

He did indeed, thank you.

It's much easier to talk to someone who understands English.

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Anonymous
(Unregistered)Fri 22-Apr-11 09:30:28

Re: Told no engineer vist needed for BT Infinity.

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but he does put up the wrong statment to the op !!

Zarjaz
(knowledge is power) Fri 22-Apr-11 10:30:58

Re: Told no engineer vist needed for BT Infinity.

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Thanks for the moral support, sadly your link fails to show much of a granny I am ! smile

Zarjaz

RobertoS
(sensei) Fri 22-Apr-11 15:30:38

Re: Told no engineer vist needed for BT Infinity.

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In reply to a post by nalla:
an engineer is always needed for fttc, as he need tophysically move the connection from one cab to another

How very odd, seeing as the engineers currently doing the FTTC installs at the customer premises do not have access to the FTTC cabinet tongue

. They do have to do some jumpering at the PCP I agree.

...and then test the connection before leaving, a self install for fttc is a long way off if near inposible.

Expected 16 July 2011

GEA-FTTC: PCP only install - offer CPs the option to order a PCP-only provide. This enables customers to offer self-install or accredited engineer install products to their end users.

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Zarjaz
(knowledge is power) Fri 22-Apr-11 19:10:41

Re: Told no engineer vist needed for BT Infinity.

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GEA-FTTC: PCP only install - offer CPs the option to order a PCP-only provide.

where did you see that Bob ?

Zarjaz

billford
(moderator) Fri 22-Apr-11 19:14:27

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Here, at a guess

5th box down.

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