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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Tue 26-Sep-17 14:53:27
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Re: FTTP in West Midlands area


[re: PaulKirby] [link to this post]
 
Also bare in mind that some new build postcodes which have FTTP don�t appear against a cabinet on codelook at all, as the postocdes are not associated with a cabinet.

NE27 0GN for example.
Standard User PaulKirby
(knowledge is power) Tue 26-Sep-17 15:02:32
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Re: FTTP in West Midlands area


[re: deleted] [link to this post]
 
Fair enough, I assume the phone lines are all FVA then.

But certed mentioned cabinet 32, so what you said wouldn't be the case here.

But after a few moments checking the database I found at least 4 addresses where their copper lines go to cabinet 32 have FTTP available to them.

So I can say yes.

Paul

BTBroadband - Infinity 4 310Mbps (down), 31Mbps (up) FVA
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Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Tue 26-Sep-17 15:05:20
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Re: FTTP in West Midlands area


[re: PaulKirby] [link to this post]
 
Fair point. Must be a new build house then.


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Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Tue 26-Sep-17 15:05:55
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Re: FTTP in West Midlands area


[re: adslmax] [link to this post]
 
https://twitter.com/MrSaffron/status/912679489653571584

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Standard User deleted
(deleted) Tue 26-Sep-17 15:06:26
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Re: FTTP in West Midlands area


[re: PaulKirby] [link to this post]
 
All newbuilds with FTTP only have no choice but to have FVA, or, use VoIP.
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Tue 26-Sep-17 15:08:14
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Re: FTTP in West Midlands area


[re: MrSaffron] [link to this post]
 
Nah.

Still don�t believe you, not enough evidence.

You need to take a video of your face next to the ONTE holding up a letter showing the address.

wink
Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Tue 26-Sep-17 15:08:16
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Re: FTTP in West Midlands area


[re: MrSaffron] [link to this post]
 
Thanks but it good to know that Telford got few FTTP at least! Hope it rolling out more in the future.
Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Tue 26-Sep-17 15:15:03
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Re: FTTP in West Midlands area


[re: deleted] [link to this post]
 
In reply to a post by certed:
defo FTTP, but not putting in my full postcode, but served by cabinet 32, from Hollingswood exchange.

Fibre master socket fitted next week on 76mb package.


U could be better off with full 330/30 on FTTP to save cost in future as FTTP cost is lots cheaper now than FTTP on 80/20.
Administrator MrSaffron
(staff) Tue 26-Sep-17 15:17:34
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Re: FTTP in West Midlands area


[re: adslmax] [link to this post]
 
Urm - please explain what you mean

GEA-FTTP 330/30 is NOT cheaper than GEA-FTTP 80/20

At a guess you may be confusing some of the promotional pricing that has been in place for G.fast

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Standard User adslmax
(knowledge is power) Tue 26-Sep-17 15:18:47
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I think I got mix up with g.fast pricing. Apology.
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