I bet you can't get a 2nd lamdline installed by any ISP other than BTr.

My ISP, Orange, can't even handle an existing 2nd landline, so they wouldn't be able to add one.

So that's at least 1 OR service that a WLR provider refuses to provide.

In reply to a post by XRaySpeX:

I bet you can't get a 2nd lamdline installed by any ISP other than BTr.

My ISP, Orange, can't even handle an existing 2nd landline, so they wouldn't be able to add one.

So that's at least 1 OR service that a WLR provider refuses to provide.

Then you would of lost your bet, the Post office amonst a few others will order a second line, As you could have several all with different providers

Thinking about this, I don't see why BT Retail wouldn't. Seeing as there is nothing contractual about fitting an extension. Simply a 12-month guarantee.

The thing to do is to ask them?

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

Thinking about this, I don't see why BT Retail wouldn't. Seeing as there is nothing contractual about fitting an extension. Simply a 12-month guarantee.

I remember from previously, the charge for additional phone sockets was added to the BT phone bill, so whether BTr's systems can handle a non-WLR customer ordering Openreach work, I don't know.

There's also a possibility that Openreach would only accept the job from the customer's WLR provider and not a third party company ordering Openreach's services, I don't know their rules on that.