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Message 11 of 14

Re: Moving Into a Home That Already Had BT

I suggest you talk to BT and ask them. Anything posted here is just conjecture by customers.

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Message 12 of 14

Re: Moving Into a Home That Already Had BT

@licquorice Hi. I did and they confirmed I can't place an order with them until 21st. Once current owner account ends day before.

And could still be 2 or 3 weeks for activation from then.

Thinking might get a data only monthly mobile broadband sim to plug the gap and decide once moved in.

Thanks.

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Message 13 of 14

Re: Moving Into a Home That Already Had BT

@birdy1978 

I can only state if it were me in the same situation, I would wait until the previous homeowner account is confirmed closed and only then would I initiate a new contract with whoever that may be.

If you wish to engage with BT, then that is your choice. There’s plenty of great deals going on out there.

 Best of luck 👍

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Message 14 of 14

Re: Moving Into a Home That Already Had BT

When moving house most people order their broadband prior to occupying the "new" property and it should make no difference which provider you are going for or whether the present occupier has broadband or not so I fail to see why BT say you can not order until they have left.

Because you have left it this late it may mean a wait for up to a couple of weeks but that is the normal amount of time that BT quote. It could be less. Obviously your start date can not be until the present occupier has vacated the property.

If the BT systems or by calling BT lets you order now then just do that if that is what you want. You will be asked for a start date at that point and you will be offered that date or something as close to it as possible.

As @licquorice  has stated. You are best to call BT to place an order and they will give you the correct information regarding time scales.

EDIT: I see that you have called BT already. I would call them again to see if you are getting the same answer and if it is ask for an explanation why you can not order it now with a start date after the present occupier has moved.

 

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