Order number is **********! Unlimited Broadband with BT Infinity 2
I have cancelled my sky broadband (25th April 2016 - > go live) because you promise me, that you will install the BT socket at my house for free if I will take the BT Infinity 2. Yesterday, BT cancelled my Openreach engineer appointment!!!
We have tested your line and you don't need an engineer
We have found that there is already a working line at your address so you don't need to wait in for an engineer to set up your phone service. Just plug in your phone on the day of activation. We need to make some changes in out network so it may take up to midnight for your line to start. If you need more help, please contact us.
I would like to confirm that your engineer will arrive on 6 May between 8 am and 1 pm at my house and will install the BT socket and it's free of charge. It is a new house.
Please find the place for the BT socket on the photo.
if you already had sky broadband then you must have an active phone line and openreach phone socket. infinity whether 1 or 2 will work by just connecting a filter to the NTE5 master and then conencting the hub - plug and play.
most infinity install are self install especially if you previously had broadband
Hi @pmrozek,
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Thank you
DanielS
This is the brand new house and doesn't have a phone line. I need the NTE5 master socket.
Thank you anyway imjolly;)
Most new houses have a socket fitted by the builders. Are you sure there is not one anywhere in the house, usually in the hall?
Presumably you had Sky at a different address. This is not clear from your original post.
Keith_Beddoe: you are right. The NTL5 socket should be in my hall. There is only box for the BT socket as you seen on the photo.
Yes, I had sky at the different address.
@pmrozek wrote:
Keith_Beddoe: you are right. The NTL5 socket should be in my hall. There is only box for the BT socket as you seen on the photo.
It that just a blank plate without anywhere to plug in a phone? If that is the case, then the line test should have failed as it would not have detected the components in the NTE.
Unless of course, its wired to the wrong house
Re: Keith_Beddoe:. Yes, it is just the blank plate. I found the plate in my daughter room. It could be the NTE master socket. My wife does not want to have the router in my daughter room. The BT engineer needs to install the new socket in the hall.