Correct, The Openreach person was only interested in a quick in and out job. It would have been obvious to him that as there was no phone in the room, the internal cabling would be needed.

In reply to a post by Moto:

Correct, The Openreach person was only interested in a quick in and out job. It would have been obvious to him that as there was no phone in the room, the internal cabling would be needed.

There are a lot of service people who are oblivious to the customers needs. Had someone in to do a repair on an electrical component in my heating system, instead of just replacing the required component they went through virtually ever menu and changed dozens of settings for my heating and hot water, when I asked why he did that he said "thats how I like it at home".

Edited by PCJM40 (Tue 08-Oct-24 16:41:24)

You should have got Quinn to install fibre as they removed my dropwire when asked not to as I was still paying for copper service.

Quinn originally turned up, said their ladders weren't long enough and left.

In reply to a post by merrymouse:

You should have got Quinn to install fibre as they removed my dropwire when asked not to as I was still paying for copper service.

one of the lines was still active when i had fttp installed due to a cock up on a voip port