Oh bother and dash, or suitable more commonly used phrases these days.

Tish and piffle ?

In reply to a post by Adsl24:

There is a newer one than April now

Would you be able to check out my postcode please?

ME19 4NH

I take it the fact that these details are any use is because the BT Wholesale checker is extremely out of date and never updated until way after the roll out sheet is released?

On the contrary , the BT Wholesale checker is more up to date than any other data in the rollout spreadsheet, as the spreadsheet is merely the schedule (in phases not dates) at the time it is sent to ISPs.

At least the BTW checker does usually update when things are imminent.

The main use here of the spreadsheets is to establish which cabinet people are on, so they can look out for work near it; whether it is an Exchange Only line so no fibre anyway at the moment; the phase as we have a rough idea of when they should be but if a cab slips by even a year its phase doesn't alter ; and the speed uplift multiplier which can highlight errors in the BTW estimate for your line or problems with your particular line at the moment.

Cab 35, still not planned I am afraid.

James

Thanks for the replies

I have registered with the BT website to let me know if it ever gets done so will leave it at that, I am guessing it will never be done as it's a fairly recent build so everyone one will already be with BT anyway when they had their lines put in.

Glad I had the sence to change my supplier when my contract with BT ran out lol

In reply to a post by wonneil:

Thanks for the replies

I have registered with the BT website to let me know if it ever gets done so will leave it at that, I am guessing it will never be done as it's a fairly recent build so everyone one will already be with BT anyway when they had their lines put in.

Glad I had the sence to change my supplier when my contract with BT ran out lol

There is no reason for everyone to be with BT from when their telephone lines were put in. Even if the voice was BT (other suppliers use OpenReach to do the installation) this doesnt mean that the data needs to be.

Also anyone with a contract with BT Retail can move to the BT Retail Infinity product without penalty.

If it is a relatively new development with its own PCP it may simply not have been planned in the original plans (or didnt exist then) or the number of properties then may not have made it economically viable.

Hope for a fill-in programme.