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Message 11 of 28

Re: Bonded copper Contract ends October , full fiobre "building" next year according to Op

@Nezbitten 

You appear to be running your business on a residential line instead of the more expensive business connection with a  better SLA



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Message 12 of 28

Re: Bonded copper Contract ends October , full fiobre "building" next year according to Op

Yes its Fibre to the cabinet at the moment but with some jigegry pokery with wires but i may be wrong clearly buy what everyone is saying., 

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Message 13 of 28

Re: Bonded copper Contract ends October , full fiobre "building" next year according to Op

If you look on what I recommended before you should be able to tell what you have.

https://www.broadbandchecker.btwholesale.com/#/ADSL

Or post a screenshot with the phone number/address etc. removed and we will be able to tell you.

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Message 14 of 28

Re: Bonded copper Contract ends October , full fiobre "building" next year according to Op

Nezbitten_0-1788283252607.png

 

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Message 15 of 28

Re: Bonded copper Contract ends October , full fiobre "building" next year according to Op

I should have added that images go into quarantine until a moderator releases them.  While you can see it, it may be a while before the rest of us can see it and give you an answer.

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Message 16 of 28

Re: Bonded copper Contract ends October , full fiobre "building" next year according to Op

ok thanks its been uploaded
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Message 17 of 28

Re: Bonded copper Contract ends October , full fiobre "building" next year according to Op

I can see it now.  Unfortunately, it is really too small to make out the detail but I can see it makes mention of G.Fast near the top, so I would bet that will be what you are on.

I can't really make out the stuff under that, but "FTTP on Demand" is a business product where you have to pay significantly toward the installation cost.  Possibly several thousand pounds.  I suspect that will be a non-starter for you.

What are the other options under that?  Do any of those make mention of FTTP?

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Message 18 of 28

Re: Bonded copper Contract ends October , full fiobre "building" next year according to Op

can you not click it and then it opens full it does here! at the bottom it says no FFTP availble but i know that allready
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Message 19 of 28

Re: Bonded copper Contract ends October , full fiobre "building" next year according to Op

No, you'll have the link, that's why it goes full screen.  I just get the image.  I did copy it and enlarge it but is is too blurry to read.

If it says no FTTP that's probably it.  What you can do, though, is declare an interest with Openreach.  They'll then email you updates about what is going on.  They tell you when it is available, (probably a couple of weeks before BT's website says it is).  Openreach's website is here:

https://www.openreach.com/help-and-support/express-interest-in-full-fibre

 

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Message 20 of 28

Re: Bonded copper Contract ends October , full fiobre "building" next year according to Op

@WSH 

You should be able to just click on the picture and it should enlarge. If it doesn't do that it might be a browser setting that is stopping it. Try a different browser.

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