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(deleted) Sat 17-Sep-11 17:50:55
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Re: FTTC in my village


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Openreach say about 11% of all lines are EO, which are likely to be heavily weighted towards large business/office premises in city centres.
In central London (the City/West End , not Sarth Londonsmile ) it could well be more than 50% of lines on an exchange.
Residential EO lines seem to be in smallish clusters except for large blocks of flats/MDU's
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(Unregistered)Sat 17-Sep-11 19:11:30
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Ribble

thats correct but in some more rural exchanges it cand be much higher
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(deleted) Sun 18-Sep-11 01:53:12
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Openreach say about 11% of all lines are EO,
Thanks. So not what I would call a "very small number" even if for some exchanges this is heavily weighted towards business premises.


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(deleted) Thu 13-Oct-11 11:53:44
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After contacting BT again ti finall got through to someone who knew a thing or two and he said that i could pay for an external extention that would cost me £205 to have done. i called back as they said someone would contact me i 7 working days and nobody did and no one knew what i was talikng about and it could not be done??????? what the hell!!!!!! can some one help plz as this is going round and round... i need to sort my broadband as i am out of contract and need to fix doown a good deal. is there anybody that works for BT/openreach that could help with this.
Standard User philippercival
(committed) Thu 13-Oct-11 12:27:02
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For all future calls, ask for a name and a reference number, so that queries etc can be traced. Of course BT may not offer a system like this, I do not know.

I hesitate to say it but it is working great here (Kell--). I am just beginning to explore waht the greater speeds offer.

Good luck in your quest.
Standard User philippercival
(committed) Fri 25-Nov-11 09:18:14
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Just wondering how things eventually panned out.
Standard User Zadeks
(committed) Fri 25-Nov-11 09:26:01
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Post router stats.
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(deleted) Sat 26-Nov-11 16:52:24
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In reply to a post by philippercival:
Just wondering how things eventually panned out.


Hi i just give up with BT and went to 02, they giving me unlimited for £12.50 which is free for 6 months and line rental for £7.50!!!

After all the messing i got connected and now i have 12Mb down load and 1Mb upload!!!!!!! twice as fast as BT and it on the same exchange.......and at a third of the cost!!
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(deleted) Sat 26-Nov-11 16:52:54
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Post router stats.


what do you need exactly??
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(deleted) Sat 26-Nov-11 16:55:43
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In reply to a post by rodhall:
In reply to a post by Zadeks:
Post router stats.


what do you need exactly??
This is how to get them http://www.o2help.co.uk/router-statistics/
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