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Standard User RobertoS
(sensei) Wed 22-Jan-14 17:57:36
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The converse is also true. It is easier to write rubbish than to read it. As demonstrated elsewhere on these forums tongue smile.

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Standard User ian72
(knowledge is power) Thu 23-Jan-14 08:26:38
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The converse is also true. It is easier to write rubbish than to read it. As demonstrated elsewhere on these forums


I decry that nomenclature of erroneous specification.

Please remove your discombobulation with extreme immediatude.
Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Thu 23-Jan-14 18:36:52
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Got email from openreach NGA:

On 23 January 2014 16:08, <*************@openreach.co.uk> wrote:

Hi *****,



No problem at all.

The very good news is your cabinet 8 completed all engineering activities yesterday and has now gone forward to be commissioned ready for service.

It normally takes 10 days to be ready to place orders.



So you should be able to place an order for superfast Broadband by mid-February with your service provider Plusnet.

All the post code checker sites should be updated as the cabinet progresses through to RFS.



Regards

Tim

****************@openreach.co.uk


Tim Whitcomb



NGA Enquiries

plusnetADSL2+16 Meg


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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 23-Jan-14 22:58:21
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In reply to a post by burakkucat:
In reply to a post by sjdean:
Tried to ask as an aside who I can report a potentially dangerous and faulty metal man hole cover in the road to. She ignored me.
There is a dedicated page on the Openreach website to report such matters.

The fifth bullet point reads "Loose, cracked or missing manhole covers".


Yeah, but if you're in email contact with the CEO, you'd sort of hope for some flicker of understanding and acknowledgement.
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(deleted) Thu 23-Jan-14 23:00:07
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What will you be doing after you finally get fibre?
Standard User burakkucat
(experienced) Thu 23-Jan-14 23:01:02
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Yeah, but if you're in email contact with the CEO, you'd sort of hope for some flicker of understanding and acknowledgement.
That is far too logical! wink

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Thu 23-Jan-14 23:02:37
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In reply to a post by sjdean:
What will you be doing after you finally get fibre?
Next target - FTTPoD smile
Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Thu 23-Jan-14 23:34:39
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What will you be doing after you finally get fibre?


My target is to get FTTPoD as possible if BT had named my exchange in next phase FTTPoD (finger cross) if not , I am going to try to pressure Plusnet to get FTTC bonding lines.

plusnetADSL2+16 Meg
Standard User R0NSKI
(fountain of knowledge) Fri 24-Jan-14 07:03:03
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Hopefully he'll be moving on wink

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Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Fri 24-Jan-14 13:05:52
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I was wondering of how is Wolvesmad getting on with his new FTTC with BT?

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