Hi all,
Hope you can help, in a few weeks I am moving to a new build property, where the site developers have confirmed all properties on the development will have FTTC. This is phase 2 of the development, and all Phase 1 properties (e.g. those that finished being built earlier in the year) - you can order fibre for. ; as does the entirity of the town at present. However, on Openreach's checker / BT availability - it still shows only the non-fibre options as being able to purchase.
I spoke to an online BT agent a short while ago, who said that if I order the non-fibre option, then register my interest in fibre, it should be moved over onto a fibre plan within 20-25 days - I've never heard of such a thing though??
I don't mind being without fibre for a month, but don't want to be without it long term. Can anyone help please / advise if they've been in a similar situation?
Many thanks
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Are you sure its FTTC and not FTTP (Fibre to the Premises), as most new builds have direct fibre into the property. The developer would be aware of this.
Until you have an active phone line the database connot be updated.
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Thanks for this, so I assume then that when I have an active phone line - the database would then be updated to provision for fibre services if they are available as the developer has outlined.
I would then be able to naturally upgrade to fibre once the database has been updated?
Provided there is capacity on the cabinet you are connected to.
yes once you have an active phone line then you will appear on openreach database and ISPs will then be able to see what is available to your phone line you can then order fibre if availabe
Thanks so much for your help all. More answers here in 10 minutes than I'd had so far from the ISP's so your help is gratefully received!