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Old 26-12-2011, 20:22   #7
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Re: B T Drop line help

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
I come accross this all the time .You cannot cut or damage the line it is the property of BT and was put there at the request of a customer so is legally there .The best thing to do is either move it yourself (very easy) ,let the company fitting the window do it or phone BT and get them to do it .(may be chargeable)

I presume you are talking about the triangular bracket that should be fixed to the wall not the window.

People can get in bother by cutting or removing the cable ,i have never heard of it happening but technically the cable is the property of BT and should not be touched

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yes it would especially in these high winds (hint hint)
If it is attached to my property and in the course of remedial work it becomes loose it is not my problem so I would just wrap it around their pole, if you request them to remove it they will charge and it could be months and as I said above photograph it screwed to your window before removal.
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