Hi,
We are in a new build house, we have lived here for nearly 2 years now, and the address has been officially registered for 3 years.
Our village has super fast broadband installed, our neighbours have access to it. As we are a new build, and we have a separate postcode, our address shows as unable to have access to Broadband - even though our neighbours have it on a different postcode.
I have spoken to OpenReach who have told me that they cannot help us, and that we need to go through a provider to get an engineer out to connect us and to ask the provider to get our address updated through the ORDI Robot System. Every provider I have contacted (several times) has said that they cannot help us, or help get our address updated through the system, as the Open Reach system says that we don't have the infrastructure in place locally because we have a different postcode being a new build.
I don't know what to do! I cant get any type of broadband to our house currently and have no solutions of getting any further forward. OpenReach won't help us and Providers haven't been able to help us.
Has anyone been able to overcome this challenge before that could advise?
Many thanks
I assume you don't have a landline so can you enter your address not post ode and post results
https://www.broadbandchecker.btwholesale.com/#/ADSL/AddressHome
Check your address with the Royal Mail database at https://www.royalmail.com/find-a-postcode. Then check your address, using your postcode listed in https://www.broadbandchecker.btwholesale.com/#/ADSL/AddressHome
If the BT Wholesale address is different to the Royal Mail address the you need to contact the ISP of your choice and ask them to raise an ORDI request with Openreach to get your address updated.
Reply crossed with @imjolly
Any ISP using the Openreach network can raise an ORDI.
Are you saying that since moving you have had no internet connection via an Openreach provider?
Hi, results are below for our UPRN:
However, when in input my neighbours address (who is also a new build, but on an existing postcode), they have full access, see below: