Chalk this one up to another utter failure of Openreach to understand demand for broadband products going right back to the original ADSL trials.

In reply to a post by GonePostal:

. . . or 4G/5G?

Yeah I was thinking that also but to achieve it they would need to lay out some money for a router/sim and thought OP may not want to do that if the waiting list issue is going to be resolved in the "near" future.

Unfortunately i would not move in. Its so disappointing that around 95% of MK has fibre and that I cant wfh and honeschool on 6mb.

In reply to a post by Claired:

Unfortunately I would not move in.

Sorry to hear that

really

this is a bradwell abbey where we have deployed significant FTTP ovber the past 6- 8 years

is this recent premises as it could be premises that was built after the intial FTTP are was done - there are 2 or 3 horror places from memory in Bradwell abbey that developers chose to have copper where other houses already had FTTP , thus creating new not spots

i wold disagree

does your corner shop stock every produt in the coutry on the off chance you might want it ,

anyone building networks scale there networks accordingly as take up increases but that takes time and money (not a lot if you are funding infrastructure you might not see a return until some time in the 2030s at earliest

jabuzzard

That's a bit steep really, these are domestic premises and when the FTTP was provided some years back few people would have considered needing two fibre terminations to a single house, ( 4 port ONTs would have served multiple services from 1 pair of fibres ) .Fairly certain that it is a fibre DP problem from who can order and who cannot and that some people already have two services. You cannot predict individual small areas where penetration is above 100%, over supplying everywhere would have put the cost above what OFCOM would enable OR to recover which means making a loss and therefore less FTTP.

Now OR can prove to OFCOM that the 100% supply is required so can cost recover and the equipment is far cheaper than when they first started in 2012

This looks like it could be a possible database issue. We see this a lot, with random properties unable to see FTTP, whilst neighbours already have it. I've already had 3 cases come across my desk this morning.

If you want to reach out to me, we can have a chat with Openreach for you.

In reply to a post by Fastman3:

is this recent premises as it could be premises that was built after the intial FTTP are was done - there are 2 or 3 horror places from memory in Bradwell abbey that developers chose to have copper where other houses already had FTTP , thus creating new not spots

Just guessing but I am assuming that as it is mid terrace and the houses either side have FTTP then that probably isn't the issue here