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shoot2thrill · 12-11-2013, 17:58

gamb0 thats a fair point I totally agree with you on that one,
If your doing rural routes then plainly put the job isnt worth the money or the effort.
Im fortunate enough to work in the city/suburbs so majority of jobs can be done,

I had a 12 span install last week that was dis at 70metres, no chance of doing it for £25.
Phoned BT and explained they need to send a salaried engineer who can spend several hours on it.
Like I say tho luck of the draw with how the jobs land im afraid.

12-11-2013, 17:58	#50
shoot2thrill Inactive Join Date: Mar 2013 Posts: 14	Re: Kelly's BT Openreach Engineers gamb0 thats a fair point I totally agree with you on that one, If your doing rural routes then plainly put the job isnt worth the money or the effort. Im fortunate enough to work in the city/suburbs so majority of jobs can be done, I had a 12 span install last week that was dis at 70metres, no chance of doing it for £25. Phoned BT and explained they need to send a salaried engineer who can spend several hours on it. Like I say tho luck of the draw with how the jobs land im afraid.