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Standard User GonePostal
(experienced) Wed 05-Jan-22 15:49:06
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Re: Avoiding a phone in a cupboard


[re: pluralist] [link to this post]
 
In reply to a post by pluralist:
And there was me thinking the way to avoid a phone in a cupboard was to close the cupboard door.


Bob wins the Larry Grayson award this week.
Standard User deleted
(deleted) Wed 05-Jan-22 15:57:12
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Re: Avoiding a phone in a cupboard


[re: GonePostal] [link to this post]
 
In reply to a post by GonePostal:
In reply to a post by pluralist:
And there was me thinking the way to avoid a phone in a cupboard was to close the cupboard door.
Bob wins the Larry Grayson award this week.
Like what you did there but I can already hear the cries from people in other parts of the forum asking for a recount wink

Edited by deleted (Wed 05-Jan-22 16:01:47)

ISP Representative Hyperoptic_CS
(isp) Sun 09-Jan-22 13:34:26
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Re: Avoiding a phone in a cupboard


[re: Pheasant] [link to this post]
 
Hi there! We do not include the adapter in our welcome pack, as the phone line is not mandatory with us and not everyone chooses broadband and phone, however, we do have adapters that we can send out if a customer requires it.

Customer Support
www.hyperoptic.com

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Standard User technewb
(newbie) Mon 10-Jan-22 16:13:16
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Re: Avoiding a phone in a cupboard


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Just thought I'd update (in case anyone cared) bought an RJ11 to BT adapter at super cheap from t'internet and it works perfectly despite some bits of hyperoptic saying 'we don't work through BT lines so plugging yourself into your phone line won't work'.

Thanks for all the help guys, very much appreciated!
Standard User Pheasant
(knowledge is power) Mon 10-Jan-22 17:10:29
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Re: Avoiding a phone in a cupboard


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Thanks for circling back. Best wishes.
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