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Standard User RobertoS
(sensei) Wed 16-May-12 23:35:07
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In reply to a post by Pyrotequila:
Can someone please have a check on my postcode?

S7 2QX

Thanks.
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BEAUCHIEF, all lines for that postcode - exchange only.

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Standard User RobertoS
(sensei) Wed 16-May-12 23:40:49
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If somsome could check my parent's too - SY23 3HF i would be extremely grateful.
Not listed at all in the December data. Don't forget, there is an April issue.

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 16-May-12 23:45:59
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So no fibre for me tongue

What are the chances that BT might consider putting a cabinet down, or opening us up to FTTP?
A man can hope!


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Anonymous
(Unregistered)Thu 17-May-12 02:09:03
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does this fibre optic not work the same as virgin's? as in You won't get max speed even if you live quite far from the exchange?

using a link i found mentioned earlier... it says I would get a max of 30ish (3ishx11.4?).

Post code: ex4 1lp if anyone could confirm... thanks
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 17-May-12 02:28:34
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This is from one of the news articles on the site

Update 1:30pm: We asked Openreach about the issue of Exchange Only lines back in April 2012, and received a response regarding those lines or groups of lines run directly from the exchange, which is usually those closest to the exchange or new estates located further from the exchange. Openreach has said that where technically and economically feasible they will provide either a FTTC (via new cabinet) or FTTP service, this is done on a case-by-case basis as the roll-outs progress. We believe pressure to hit the 66% figure as soon as possible, means these areas will mainly be waiting until 2014, or for the various BDUK projects to start producing results.
Standard User burakkucat
(committed) Thu 17-May-12 02:38:39
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Post code: ex4 1lp if anyone could confirm... thanks
Here you are --
WWEXTR,EXETER,EX41LP,{WWEXTR}{P45},0,100%,11.4,5a,Yes,FTTC


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Standard User RobertoS
(sensei) Thu 17-May-12 08:26:54
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does this fibre optic not work the same as virgin's? as in You won't get max speed even if you live quite far from the exchange?

using a link i found mentioned earlier... it says I would get a max of 30ish (3ishx11.4?).

Post code: ex4 1lp if anyone could confirm... thanks
From what burakkucrat has posted, you should already be able to get it, with something like the speed you have found elsewhere. You can get an estimate using your phone number here. That might be more accurate than the other one.

It's called Fibre To The Cabinet, right? That means it depends on your distance from your green cabinet, instead of from the exchange. YOu are connected to cabinet 45 so maybe go and find it?

There will be a new fibre cabinet within 50 metres/yards of it.

See here for some pictures of what you are looking for, and here for a longer description of how FTTC is connected up.

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Edited by RobertoS (Thu 17-May-12 08:29:11)

Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 17-May-12 10:28:21
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when there are 2 cabinets ( 1 fttc , there other not) showing for your postcode ( OL12 8UY ) how can you tell which one you are connected to ??
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(deleted) Thu 17-May-12 10:33:01
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You can't, only Openreach know the answer unless you ask a BT engineer yourself...

You should always perform an FTTC check on the phone number rather than address/postcode as this will be accurate.

James
Anonymous
(Unregistered)Thu 17-May-12 17:06:22
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Hi R0nsky

How do you check which postcodes are served by which cabinet ?

I am also on the Epsom exchange, KT19 8FQ (new postcode for new development - living there <1 year) and am told I'm on cabinet 45.

Still no idea when / if this cabinet is being upgraded. Adsl checker for my telephone number says I can't get it but I would love to know if I can hope for fibre in the future.

Thanks

Michael
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