I wouldn't bothered to go ahead with this. Because at the end it will be long hassle and arguement and it not worth it to get all stressed out. But knowing bt wholesale as they have the power to reject it.

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I wouldn't bothered to go ahead with this. Because at the end it will be long hassle and arguement and it not worth it to get all stressed out. ...

I'd do as baby_frogmella suggests and accept the offer, and from what you've said in the past it appears you can afford it!

As baby_frogmella says, if you've got a signed contract and they renege on it you could take them to court; but if you don't want the hassle then don't bother arguing your case, and just accept their refusal to complete the deal at the agreed price.

So nothing to lose really - you may get your FTTP(oD) installed at a bargain price, and if they refuse then you don't have the possible stress you're concerned about because you just accept their refusal.

Win-win.

I been contact fluidone and they told me my distance band are F not B and all FTTPoD are charged more than £300 a month exc vat. I told them about cerbus network and they don't agree with this FTTPoD can revert to FTTP once the order went through as BTW will rejected and declined it. So, I think the isp of fluidone are more honestly and professional.

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I been contact fluidone and they told me my distance band are F not B ...

Well according to your Cerberus quote it states "Band B (Subject to Survey ... )", so why not get them to do the survey?

Nah not bothered. I just knew my distance band will be F anyway and will cost more expensive. I have to wait for G.Fast come along sooner or later. No matter if I have £20k in account. Not worth the money in my view.

Not sure why you even bothered to get a quote then?

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Nah not bothered. I just knew my distance band will be F anyway and will cost more expensive. I have to wait for G.Fast come along sooner or later. No matter if I have £20k in account. Not worth the money in my view.

Well you won't be sure it's Band F unless you tell Cerberus to do the survey - who knows, you may be pleasantly surprised!

And if/when you get a faster VDSL connection, there'll always be that elusive higher speed carrot only obtainable via FTTP.

Fluidone has confirmed 100% it will be Band F for my FTTPoD for between £6500 and £7500 for my property. There is no way I ain't paying this.

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Fluidone has confirmed 100% it will be Band F for my FTTPoD for between £6500 and £7500 for my property. There is no way I ain't paying this.

Nothing is confirmed 100% until the Openreach Surveyor comes around to your home/premises and does the survey. So if you place an order with Cerberus then you don't pay a penny and can cancel without any penalties if your quoted costs increase after the survey. You've really got nothing to lose and everything to gain by potentially getting a ''bargain'' FTTPoD for £2k and £87.50 per month. I think most people would grab this offer with both hands, even if they were aware that chances of the order going ahead on those t&c's were small...

Until I check over to virgin media site, checked my post code in, blimey shocking to my own eyes, I can have Virgin Media Fibre Optic Ultra Fast Broadband stand alone with no contract at £48 a month for 350Mbps down and 20Mbps up (no traffic management on both down and up) with upfront fee of £65.