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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 14-Sep-16 14:36:57
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Re: Line plant work?


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Is the line you have at the address working already?
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(deleted) Wed 14-Sep-16 14:38:10
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Re: Line plant work?


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No dial tone, but the last women who lived there had internet and everything
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(deleted) Wed 14-Sep-16 14:40:39
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Re: Line plant work?


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But is it connected to anything? For example can you measure 50v DC on it? Or does it sound connected?

If not then you don't have a line, you have a piece of wire.

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(deleted) Wed 14-Sep-16 14:44:40
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Re: Line plant work?


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Yes its connected goes into a box on the wall outside then goes from there to the pole
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(deleted) Wed 14-Sep-16 14:47:50
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Re: Line plant work?


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Perhaps from the pole it goes to a cabinet where it's just hanging inside not connected to anything?
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(experienced) Wed 14-Sep-16 15:17:14
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Re: Line plant work?


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Maybe the line was with an LLU provider such as Talk Talk or Sky. They tend to get disconnected fairly quickly when the service is cancelled.
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(deleted) Wed 14-Sep-16 16:27:17
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Re: Line plant work?


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As previously mentioned , it's likely that at least part of the old line has been used for another. If there are no spare lines available then a new cable maybe required.
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