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Old 27-12-2011, 04:45   #9
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Re: B T Drop line help

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Originally Posted by martyh View Post
Normally if the line is inactive and passes through a window or is attached to a window there is normally an "accident" (you know how brittle those old BT lines get with age).

A lot of the times a separate contractor is bought in to remove arial cables or any other cable attached to the windows/roofline except the BT lines which have to be BT contractors before i get on site because as you say it takes months for BT to get into gear for what is a 10min job
Which is exactly the reason to remove it yourself especially if it is attached to a window frame that is being replaced, but take a photo of it for proof if ever it is requested.
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