Thanks for that, however i was looking for 'consumer' versions as not everyone has a business.

Satpal

No problem. You do not have to be a business to order. You just can't claim back the VAT

But the OP already said they didn't want to spend £120 a month on it. Business contracts tend to be more expensive - BT are about the only consumer priced provider.

Fair point well made

The issue with cancellation of orders after the installation date has been given is unlikely to be BT Retails fault and is likely to be the same on other providers also under the same circumstances. The dates will be set and changed by OR so it tends to affect all suppliers. It can also be down to the work needed to do the last connection affected by the sort of delivery, Concrete, Gravel, Tarmac, Grass, Flowerbed, overhead, Trees etc,

In reply to a post by schander:

My bad use of terminolgy. I meant the same thing - e.g. upstream servers. not able to hanlde the faster speeds

No problem with terminology as the meaning was absolutely clear in the context of the discussion

The problem here is that the FTTP went live Friday night, on the Openreach website. The actual install of FTTP has happened over the last 4 months

The cancelations happened with 1-2 days after people recevied the install dates. So it's probably a problem with BT - Openreach interface and them not talking to each other properly.

Thanks
Satpal