Corrected your post for you

In reply to a post by kommando:

Which is what I have already said, mine is an ADSL only line but I can get FTTPoD as the my cabinet exchange is FTTC enabled.

In reply to a post by kommando:

Which is what I have already said, mine is an ADSL only line but I can get FTTPoD as the exchange is FTTC.

It's nothing to do with whether the exchange is FTTC-enabled, it's whether you're in an FTTC-enabled cabinet area.

Thank you once again for everyone's replies.

To summerise I have decided the risk of not being able to get any FTTX services is too great to go ahead with the purchase, along with another reason.

I never thought I would be double checking the broadband speeds on properties I was looking at buying before, but given the present "home working" situation, it's something I have to take into consideration.

Should I start a new thread about a G.Fast query I have, or can I add it here?

TIA

A new thread will make it easier to find in future

In reply to a post by CJT:

I never thought I would be double checking the broadband speeds on properties I was looking at buying before, but given the present "home working" situation, it's something I have to take into consideration.

You're not the only one - and there is evidence property developers are starting to take notice.

In reply to a post by candlerb:

the exchange is FTTC-enabled

This does raise the question, what does a FTTC-enabled exchange actually mean? I would have said a headend exchange which differs from a FTTC-enabled exchange area served by a different headend exchange which is probably the case in this discussion.

Thanks candlerb,

I have made the new post here