Thanks - I wasnt aware of that.

Didn't know that - thanks for the clarity.

I personally find 2 year contract hard to swallow - 3? no way!

Some providers morphed it into a 2 year one, by spreading the third year over the first two years, which may explain higher costs to some extent.

http://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2016/09/spectru...

Installation at cost, and 179GBP + VAT per month, 3 year contract.

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http://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2016/09/spectru...

Installation at cost, and 179GBP + VAT per month, 3 year contract.

It appears Spectrum only offer FTTPoD where they have their own network (South Wales & SW England) & I very much doubt it that Spectrum are going to install their network from Land's End all the way up to John o'Groats.

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In reply to a post by Ignitionnet:

http://www.ispreview.co.uk/index.php/2016/09/spectru...

Installation at cost, and 179GBP + VAT per month, 3 year contract.

It appears Spectrum only offer FTTPoD where they have their own network (South Wales & SW England) & I very much doubt it that Spectrum are going to install their network from Land's End all the way up to John o'Groats.

Im near Cardiff, They say it's not available for me, AND it's at my exchange!

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No-one's going to make any real effort. The product is being obsoleted soon anyway.

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No-one's going to make any real effort. The product is being obsoleted soon anyway.

So no point anyone getting it? (if they can)

FOD is a single provision for the requester and no one else the cost is determined by what has to be done ie in terms of network build and any excess construction charges -- those charges as they passed to the service provider which then packages a cost to you. to ensure the service provider does not lose out over a Longer /. higer contract is required between the subscriber and the Service provider

better to have a direct conversation with Openreach especially if more tham one or 2 in a single place they you could fund the ECC's in advance and then purchase a native FTTP service of choice -- See community Fibre partnership