Never ceases to amaze me the number of contributors that are so cynical, if the email says no extra contractual obligation or price increase and it’s been put in writing, then that’s exactly what happens , this isn’t some errant employee exaggeration to hit a target , plus if you are still uncertain, don’t accept the upgrade , it’s not compulsory, but you will find that changing providers or re-contracting in the normal way will come with a minimum term , you can get the occasional complaint on here about this type of upgrade but it’s usually about not wanting the ‘upheaval’ however inconsequential it may be of the actual installation, but that doesn’t appear to be an issue for the OP .
What you should appreciate is that this upgrade to FTTP is an Openreach offer , and clearly the incentive for them is to get consumers off copper and onto FTTP once it’s available, if you don’t want it , when they contact you , simply don’t arrange an appointment.
