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AndrewCF
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on ‎22-03-2023 16h39

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Fttp

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When fttp comes to my area will I be forced on to it or will I be able to stay on copper wire connection to my property (ie. Stay on fttc)

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imjolly
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on ‎22-03-2023 16h42

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You can stay on FTTC. You don't have to upgrade currently



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AndrewCF
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on ‎22-03-2023 16h49

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Thank you. Notice you say “currently”. Do you think we will be forced? If so any guess as to how long?  I ask because of the disruption running fiber to me property would cause

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licquorice
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on ‎22-03-2023 17h01

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Who knows. When you are the last customer connected to the cabinet I doubt Openreach will keep it working just for you.

I can sympathise though, it would be a massive disruption to provide me with fibre and I'm not keen either.

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DarrenDev
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on ‎22-03-2023 18h04

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Re: Fttp

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See this article for guidance:

https://www.openreach.com/fibre-broadband/retiring-the-copper-network
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