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Old 13-01-2014, 01:56   #26
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Re: (Advice) ThinkingOf Leaving Virgin Media 120mb For BT Infinity Up To 76mb

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Originally Posted by muppetman11 View Post
Interesting read

I'm looking to upgrade to fibre in the coming months when my cab goes live and have a few questions.

1. When the cab was first installed and I checked fibre availability I was given a downstream estimate of around 58mb however I've since been on again and it now estimates 72mb + and 20mb upstream is it normal to change like this , we are pretty close to the cab.
Yes.

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3. With an install will they replace wiring from the pole or drop wires ? We have an ancient old grey drop wire and I'm concerned it could impact speeds.
No. Unless there is a fault.

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4. So far I've narrowed it down to either BT or Sky , do both now have a 1 box solution or do you still also need the Openreach modem ?
Sky still use the modem AFAIK.

---------- Post added at 00:56 ---------- Previous post was at 00:52 ----------

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Originally Posted by blue166 View Post
Would the openreach engineer give me a modem anyway if I asked, or because it would be BT Infinity I am having he would not be allowed to give me one? Should I just buy one in case? I dunno what I should do.
Pretend you're not on BT Infinity...
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