SadGamerGeek
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Some homes near me are getting BT fibre installed, but are served by a non fibre exchange (SamKnows shows it having nothing beyond ADSL). Interestingly, it seems to be only a small number of homes it is available to, and they're all on the main road in to Mersea Island, which has its own exchange. Is it possible that FTTP can now be spurred off of the main exchange backbone network?
The exchange is Peldon and a postcode where this is offered is CO5 7LE - looks like any of the handful of houses that come up on the BT checker are on this road and all have FTTP available.
The road in question is the direct route to the West Mersea exchange, which has FTTC available.
It seems there is some "other" way of providing BT fibre now that I'm not aware of. Anyone know how this works?
The exchange is Peldon and a postcode where this is offered is CO5 7LE - looks like any of the handful of houses that come up on the BT checker are on this road and all have FTTP available.
The road in question is the direct route to the West Mersea exchange, which has FTTC available.
It seems there is some "other" way of providing BT fibre now that I'm not aware of. Anyone know how this works?
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