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davidburke · 13-04-2005, 10:14

Hi,
Just moved house. Guy who lived here before had ntl broadband and didnt have a bt line. All the stuff is still here but the main wires have been cut.
I recieve broadband through my BT line, and even though BT say the connection is fine- I cannot get my modem to sync with the local excahnge.
Is it possible that ntl have put a marker or block on the line so that any other broadband access would be denied? After all, it was wired into the BT socket when we first moved in?

13-04-2005, 10:14	#1
davidburke Inactive Join Date: Apr 2005 Posts: 4	NTL Probs Hi, Just moved house. Guy who lived here before had ntl broadband and didnt have a bt line. All the stuff is still here but the main wires have been cut. I recieve broadband through my BT line, and even though BT say the connection is fine- I cannot get my modem to sync with the local excahnge. Is it possible that ntl have put a marker or block on the line so that any other broadband access would be denied? After all, it was wired into the BT socket when we first moved in?