In reply to a post by Oliver341:

In reply to a post by Chrysalis:

so basically their fiber product is LLU based only?

No. Sky will offer fibre in exchanges where they do not have an LLU presence. In fact they will only offer fibre in exchanges where there is fibre and they have no LLU presence, so as to avoid offering Sky Connect (BT Wholesale).

Arghhh!

My head hurts!

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

Assuming you're right, I think you mean "offer only". Altering that word order makes a huge difference .

You can assume I'm right, because I'm right.

What difference does the word order make?

Think you're wrong there Oliver. My brother has Sky's LLU ADSL on our fibre enabled exchange and Sky told him last week that they WILL be able to provide their fibre product to him within the next 2 months. This was confirmed by a Sky engineer who installed my new dish yesterday (he also does the phone/fibre installs).

In reply to a post by WelshWArrior:

Think you're wrong there Oliver. My brother has Sky's LLU ADSL on our fibre enabled exchange and Sky told him last week that they WILL be able to provide their fibre product to him within the next 2 months.

I was talking about exchanges which don't have Sky LLU.

Our exchange - Tenby (SWTB) has got Sky LLU.

To boldly go

To go boldly

One is incorrect. The word order does make a difference.

In reply to a post by broadband66:

One is incorrect. The word order does make a difference.

What difference does the position of "only" make to my sentence? i.e. would you explain the two meanings of my sentence in each case with the two variations of word order?

Edited by Oliver341 (Thu 02-Jul-15 15:02:55)

In reply to a post by WelshWArrior:

Our exchange - Tenby (SWTB) has got Sky LLU.

Yes, I was not talking about exchanges like yours. I was talking about exchanges which don't have Sky LLU, but which do have FTTC (typically BDUK projects).

Oh right I get your point now

"... they will only offer fibre in exchanges where there is fibre and they have no LLU presence" means they will not offer fibre where they do have LLU presence.

"... they will offer only fibre in exchanges where there is fibre and they have no LLU presence" means they will supply it where they do not have LLU, but will not, (as you add), supply Sky Connect.

Additionally by the way, that does assume they have LLU at the fibre headend exchange. If they haven't, then they can't offer fibre at either

Edited by RobertoS (Thu 02-Jul-15 15:44:43)