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Originally Posted by qasdfdsaq
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I assume you live on Abbey Close.
This green box right outside your gate could be your BT cabinet:
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=BR6+...336.41,,1,8.38
Either that, or this one:
http://maps.google.co.uk/maps?q=BR6+...52.52,,2,17.62
You're connected to LSORP exchange cab 22, so whichever cab says '22' on it is yours. Your postcode is confirmed for BT Infinity rollout and scheduled for phase 9a. All other cabs in the area (i.e. BR6 9Bx) were phase 6a, so that explains why everyone else got it before you.
At this rate BT have all but promised you will get service, whereas VM have all but promised you won't. IMO BT provides the better service of the two, and being a new build and metres from the cab, your line should easily be capable of 150mbps+ |
ahh this does sound like good news. how did you find the connecting cabinet numbers? thank you very much that is very informative, maybe i wont have to wait long for a decent internet service after all.
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Originally Posted by Itshim
I understand that this is of no help what so ever, but perhaps it shows how times have changed. I live in a close of 14 houses, Cable Tel ( as it was then ) were on the main road laying cable etc. ( The guys told me that they were not coming in to us)
So I ask every house if they were interested it having it 7 said yes I called Cable Tel, around a week later we had letters asking if we were interested. The 7 of us said yes & around a month later we were connected  |
i know what you mean i think the first owners of these houses in 2007-8 were asked if they wanted cable and they said no, although im not sure how accurate or factual that is