If you keep telling people on here daily what your situation is I'm sure it'll speed up the provision

In reply to a post by lee111s:

If you keep telling people on here daily what your situation is I'm sure it'll speed up the provision

LOL

Paul

In reply to a post by puntoboy:

Am I able to get a static IP Address with BT?

No..

I have FTTP Infinity 4 and the only bug bear is non static IP address. I use DYN for this service.

IPV6 IP addresses though via the HH6.

AIUI you can from BT Business.

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

AIUI you can from BT Business.

Yes you can, but the price jumps buy about £100 for the business Infinity 4 package. It's a far bigger increase than other packages.

Did you see the re-jigged IDNet packages

http://www.thinkbroadband.com/isp/idnet.html

Just for your information, I've had Infinity option 3 for over two years now. I found your post by looking for the same answer to your question, looking for other options.
I've never really had a problem with BT, other than the wifi dropping on our Apple devices.
Speed 90% of the time hits 200mb DL and 20-21mb UL.

....so an update to your signage required then ?

So we are finally in our new house and have been since the 9th December. And guess what, after being assured the fibre would be connected and ready for us to order Infinity, it wasn't. Apparently there was some confusion over what splitter and manifold we were going to be connected to. Openreach attended site on Thursday and Friday last week to sort it out and since Friday night we've have a flashing green PON light on the ONT.

This light has turned solid green at some point today however according to the Openreach checker and BT we still cannot order broadband, even though the Openreach engineer on Friday said we could.

Any ideas how I can get this sorted ASAP? I work from home and need a broadband connection.

The checker seems to be updated in batch mode, overnight. It can take a day or two for operational changes to filter their way through the BT systems into the checker.

Did you have an Openreach contact to get the fixes done last week? They'd be best placed to tell you the timescales from here on.