If you get a charge for this raise a case against the service provider. Who is your ISP?

Weirdo alert !!!!

Errm, were Quinn's working for BT in the late 70's early 80's then ?

Please read my post again... Also, please refrain from using capitals as it is classed as shouting. Thanks.

Edited by deleted (Thu 06-Apr-17 18:21:30)

Read you own post again.

http://forums.thinkbroadband.com/general/t/4539033-r...

What does this post say?

Edited by deleted (Thu 06-Apr-17 18:29:19)

I know exactly what your post said - I quoted it in my reply.

Someone said "everything after the master socket is at Openreach cost?"

To which you replied Yes.

MHC may be being pedantic but is sort of right, because 'after the master socket' depends on your view point, there is after the master socket with respect to extension wiring, and there is after the master as the wire heads off to the exchange.

There is also a scenario where costs would fall onto end-user for repairing a fault even if outside the property and heading towards the exchange, e.g. overhead cable damaged by rubbing against a tree branch on a users property, i.e. you are expected to keep a tree trimmed back as it grows, or another gardening example, strimmer damaging cable attached to outside wall of property, or over enthusiastic digging that cuts wire, or damages duct and cable.

In reply to a post by ukhardy07:

If you get a charge for this raise a case against the service provider. Who is your ISP?

Uno and who with ?

Yes, I understand that. Also, I know that after means internal wiring. That's why I explained this in the post I linked to in my previous post.

Edited by deleted (Thu 06-Apr-17 19:07:43)