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The physical problem might be with BT however the real problem seems to be Sky not reporting it and escalating it if necessary. In other words, not caring, which is tipical...
The way the BB industry is set up the end-users can not contact that part of BT, only the ISP. It is the ISP duty first of all to report the fault to BT (do you think BT will just go by chance to that particular exchange and check that particular line???), follow it up and if it doesn't get resolved even escalate it.
During my connection I also had a "fault" with BT (or maybe just not doing it properly) but my ISP (not Sky of course) got on the case, even contacted their manager in BT (ISPs have their assigned contacts in BT of course) and got it sorted in 2 days.
According to a lot of posts this is what Sky fails to do, still. It seems it takes days just to get trough their own system, from the completely useless Tier 1 to Tier 3, or what ever they do...
The bottom line is, any ISP is "perfect" when things work OK, it is when you have a problem that you need to see the commitment and customer service... From what I have seen written about Sky, the only happy customers are the ones that had it working straight away. Everything else is such a hassle (unneeded)...
Good luck with them anyway. I am surprised you still keep up with them instead of just cancelling and going to a proper ISP.
Cheers.
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