exchange based VDSL would be my bet.

In reply to a post by yarwell:

exchange based VDSL would be my bet.

Thats not really an acceptable solution for long EO connections over copper though is it...

By the time it gets to the property on lines over 4k it would be the same as ADSL or worse!

Edited by deleted (Tue 10-Apr-12 16:49:27)

If you had another line installed, would that be EO as well?

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

If you had another line installed, would that be EO as well?

Already enquired about this, from BT, and the extra line would jus tbe taken from a free line in the exisiting EO line bundle. SO again, it would be an EO line.

At least you could double your bandwidth...

I�m on an EO line as are most, if not all, of the properties connected to our small rural market 1 exchange in North Yorkshire. At the North Yorkshire Broadband Conference in February 2011 NYnet (the private company wholly owned by NYCC) said the proposal for EO lines (in market towns such as mine) would be FTTP.

The procurement process for North Yorkshire should be completed by July. Maybe soon after that I will find out if that actually turns out to be the case. Fingers crossed for FTTP�Surely they cannot fob us off with ADSL2+�.

In reply to a post by Lacertus:

What makes this so annoying, is that all around my street (I live in a close SN25 1QY) everyone has infinity, and virgin media, my street has nothing.

Have you any friendly neighbours who could help you out?
You could pay for another connection at their house and then perhaps use a wireless solution to get the connection to your property?

In reply to a post by BatBoy:

At least you could double your bandwidth...

Oh yeah 2 x 2mb will really be worth the outlay for line bonding wont it...

The truth will probably be one of

1. Fixed wireless
2. FTTC via new cab
3. FTTP where reasonable cost
4. 4G

With BDUK and city funding helping.

Usually do have a good heads up in this area, and will pass on what I can as soon as I know something.

In reply to a post by MrSaffron:

Usually do have a good heads up in this area, and will pass on what I can as soon as I know something.

Would greatly appreciate that - thanks!