Digital Voice with new fibre installation

[Anonymous]

It wasn't help

[Anonymous]

I'm not sure why people purport to offer help when they don't actually know the answer

[licquorice]

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@Anonymous wrote:
re-read my original post. it IS available according to BT

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No, its available according to some random Openreach engineer.

[licquorice]

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@Anonymous wrote:
I'm not sure why people purport to offer help when they don't actually know the answer

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@Rob364 's response explained the reason.

[Starwire]

If you know VOiP is available to you why are you asking if it is then?

[Starwire]

I never said it wasn’t available. I said it might not be.

[Anonymous]

You clearly didn't read fully what I posted. It wasn't just some random OpenReach engineer - which is offensive - it was also BT.

So, if you can't actually comment constructively why bother? Cleary a bored troll looking to up their ratings by posting rubbish.

Aspiring Expert - LOL

I didn't ask if it was available - try reading what I said.

[Devon_Dave]

You come onto the forum, ask a question that sounds like you already know the answer and then slag off everyone who trys to help you. 

Troll, well if the cap fits!! 

[Rob364]

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"I don't know why BT didn't order Digital Voice at the time"

You had to speak to them beforehand as I said in my earlier post as there are limitations on what devices can be used.

The newer ONT's do not have a battery backup and they need to know if you have any means of communication, good Mobile network, that can be used in a power cut. Those who need good access to medical facilities and emergency services for whatever reason may have to be provided with an emergency back up power supply .

[Starwire]

Couldn’t care less about those ratings they dish out. 

I’ve never been one to seek recognition or want praise.

Not one for asking questions I know the answer to already either.