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Originally Posted by DeadKenny
I don't know why I put up with it. I shouldn't really. I suppose it's just the hassle of getting off my backside, calling BT and getting ADSL arranged, though it's partly a fear that they'll turn around and say I can't have ADSL. Added to that the horror stories I've heard about trying to cancel NTL.
I might do it this time though (I did say last time that if this happens again I'll do it), as it could be a case of either take time off for NTL engineers to fart around or take time off for someone from BT to check my line (after 5 years+ of no BT in this house they'll probably want to check it in person I guess, they certainly did when I moved house before and quoted a week before someone could come out, which is the very reason why I ended up with the then CableTel in the first place. If BT had come out earlier I would have never ended up in this mess!).
Problem is I've got so many other things to sort out at the moment that I'm too busy and too fed up. It's perhaps easier to just give up with broadband and use dial-up until I can be bothered to do anything about it.
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The thing is though, is that there's little or nothing for you to actually
do! That's the beauty of DSL activation, you sign up, they activate it, you get home on specified date & plug your router/modem etc in & away you go!
I strongly suggest you ring BT & at least give them the option to check it for you, also do have a read here:
http://www.cableforum.co.uk/board/sh...78&postcount=1
What have you got to lose?
