Arleyguy
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Hi,
Has anyone else come across a situation where it appears that BT Openreach has missed some lines out of an EO 'unfuddling' process? Here's an interesting one and I'd appreciate some expert opinions please:
Cabinet 5 on exchange Errol was put in in 2014 to cater to the EO lines. However, I've found properties where the lines still show as EO. These properties are within 250M of the exchange and are dotted around the village in no particular pattern.
For example, check the Police Station @ PH2 7QQ. It reports as an EO line yet Digital Scotland tell me they were sorted in 2014 by Cab 5. Most other results close to the exchange in the old part of the village show as 'fibre' enabled and Cab 5. The post office is usually the best starting point when searching for an EO line in Scottish villages and it also reports as Cab 5.
I also have an exact phone number here for one of the properties and it too shows as EO in all the checkers.
Best,
Arleyguy
Has anyone else come across a situation where it appears that BT Openreach has missed some lines out of an EO 'unfuddling' process? Here's an interesting one and I'd appreciate some expert opinions please:
Cabinet 5 on exchange Errol was put in in 2014 to cater to the EO lines. However, I've found properties where the lines still show as EO. These properties are within 250M of the exchange and are dotted around the village in no particular pattern.
For example, check the Police Station @ PH2 7QQ. It reports as an EO line yet Digital Scotland tell me they were sorted in 2014 by Cab 5. Most other results close to the exchange in the old part of the village show as 'fibre' enabled and Cab 5. The post office is usually the best starting point when searching for an EO line in Scottish villages and it also reports as Cab 5.
I also have an exact phone number here for one of the properties and it too shows as EO in all the checkers.
Best,
Arleyguy























