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Originally Posted by Wallace
So if I understand you correctly, the VM Broadband will be unaffected by the phone line migration. That is good. I know that it will result in me paying both BT and VM for a short while but it will be worth it in the long run.
Another question now pops into my mind...
I migrate over my land line, leaving my VM Broadband unaffected, will VM consider that a change of contract and tie me in for 12 months with their Broadband only package? I don't mind paying for both BB in the short term but I obviously don't want VM BB & Infinity to run together for any longer than necessary. The whole idea is to save money!
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As I've read your original note:
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Your previous BT telephone line was moved to VM under the LLU rules. That line still terminates on the BT exchange.
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On top of that line you have VM National Broadband running.
When you migrate the line to BT you might also wish to make sure VM understand that you are cancelling your ADSL broadband, because that could still continue over the BT line. Or you might wish to continue it.
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I now understand why you said you wanted to ask a technical question. I take that question to be:
Can VM ADSL and BT Infinity run at the same time over the common link to the PCP. I don't see why not because AFAIK there is no frequency clash. Others might care to comment on that.
But as I said earlier, if you cancel the whole VM thing (I recommend), your broadband outage will be less than 2 hours.