I totally agree Andrew and thank you for not calling me a troll or liar as I am used to. I was having a moan about this ongoing earth fault. he did agree it should not be classed as a PAT fault, that was how compensation came into the conversation and that OR did not care about having to pay it. He also said, correctly in my view that I should get my ISP to chase this repair with OR, which was a waste of time. Not even had what were at one time regular OR job status updates for about two months now. Last time I mentioned a job status update my mail was ignored, so I have downgraded to the 12Mbps ADSL2+ again which handles errors better than FTTC and may well move.
We have had the same OR engineer problems 400 miles north. In fact, like last night my partner is on the phone at this very minute with no EE broadband. But an ongoing problem there has been BB dropping on incomimg phone calls. As filtered faceplate changed, it suggests a HR fault. The last engineer that visited confirmed a fault and was told our symptoms. He left at 9'00am, stating he would visit the exchange, then work back along the line and report back to us. He did nothing and just ran off. Dslstats running all day proved he never even checked and reset the joints at the cab crossover connection junction, the first place to look for a HR fault. Like EE third world call centres, he seemed to know less than the person he was trying to help.
Edited by professor973 (Sun 24-Jan-16 22:12:22)