Are you or are you not intending to move to VM cable, as you strongly implied earlier? I did ask you but you haven't replied.

If you are, then the fault on your line is irrelevant as that line is not used for VM cable, as has been pointed out. There is no need to stay with Plusnet awaiting a fix. Unless an outstanding fault report prevents a migration or number port, which seems unlikely as AAISP specifically advertise being willing to accept lines with faults.

I hope you are aware that when you move to Virgin cable PlusNet will charge the £30 cessation fee as it is not a migration but a cease of your PlusNet service.

Thank you for that bit of info.

Hmmmm .

Impossible to do this because Plusnet would ask for your bank card detail for the cease order as there is no way that PN would go ahead with cease order (charged to BT Wholesale or BT Openreach for the cease cost) as PN will not taken from direct debit but only in a single payment from bank card. Then you would know 'HOLD ON, I don't want a cease order, I want to transfer to other isp because of your price rise!, NOT CEASE!'.

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Impossible to do this because Plusnet would ask for your bank card detail for the cease order .............

Where did you get that load of rhubarb from Max? IF there was any cease, as they already have a Plusnet account with the bank details it would be charged to that on the final bill, along with any refunds that may be due (any payment of rental in advance etc.)

If Only - Lol. Anyway it was sorted, my line fault was cleared after two visits and I'm shipping out.