15-12-2006, 20:18
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Re: Installation Process
Normaly if there is a installation fee it is a fixed price so no matter how long it takes to do the charge is the same.
With the installation get in touch with NTL and ask them to send someone out to survey and discuss a route with you.
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15-12-2006, 20:56
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Re: Installation Process
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Originally Posted by Quam256
Normaly if there is a installation fee it is a fixed price so no matter how long it takes to do the charge is the same.
With the installation get in touch with NTL and ask them to send someone out to survey and discuss a route with you.
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hi, thanks for the reply
can you tell how much it will cost?
wots the max?
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15-12-2006, 22:07
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Re: Installation Process
Right now installation is free.
---------- Post added at 23:07 ---------- Previous post was at 23:05 ----------
If you go to there website you can get a qoute .
http://home.ntl.com/
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15-12-2006, 22:14
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Re: Installation Process
Quote:
Originally Posted by Quam256
Right now installation is free.
---------- Post added at 23:07 ---------- Previous post was at 23:05 ----------
If you go to there website you can get a qoute .
http://home.ntl.com/
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you reckon they'll do it all for nothing??, i dont mind paying a small fee just not too much hehe, yeah theres a bug in the online quoting bit, the year 1988 is missing, yeah im 18  , maybe if i phone em and explain the bug they'll give me the free installation. but does the free installation apply when ordering broadband only? or do you have to do the package?, i will in the future probably get the whole package but for now just want the 10mb Net hehe
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16-12-2006, 01:49
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Join Date: Aug 2006
Location: swansea
Age: 41
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Re: Installation Process
free installation for everyone, you can choose the route of the cable, within reason, as long as the guy has enough time/cable to put it where you want then they will, just have a chat when he arrives you can always tell him you dont want the install if he cant put it where you wanted,
generally theyre ok though
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16-12-2006, 10:53
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Re: Installation Process
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Originally Posted by lostandconfused
free installation for everyone, you can choose the route of the cable, within reason, as long as the guy has enough time/cable to put it where you want then they will, just have a chat when he arrives you can always tell him you dont want the install if he cant put it where you wanted,
generally theyre ok though
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A cup of tea helps
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16-12-2006, 12:45
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Join Date: Mar 2005
Location: here
Age: 57
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Re: Installation Process
If you look on picture 2 the swept Tee in the pavement,(in your case it's the metal cover with CATV on top next to the entry to your garden on the right as you look at picture) this is as usual not ideally placed especially in front of wall next to end of wall. It's a case of getting through wall then swinging cable left so the slabs behind wall need taking up then going down garden to the entrance on the left so as to take it down the left hand side of house. Nothing that dosen't happen on a daily basis for the installers, just got to make sure it's burried an adequate depth under slabs and also the entry point through wall the cable isn't visible on pavement side or that they damage it at this point,(which oftens happens).
Tell them where you want it running as they will naturally go for the easiest option, if what you want isn't.
P.S Get those chimneys sorted. And the cable from the LNB on the Sky dish needs sorting as well.
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16-12-2006, 13:09
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Re: Installation Process
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Originally Posted by sollp
If you look on picture 2 the swept Tee in the pavement,(in your case it's the metal cover with CATV on top next to the entry to your garden on the right as you look at picture) this is as usual not ideally placed especially in front of wall next to end of wall. It's a case of getting through wall then swinging cable left so the slabs behind wall need taking up then going down garden to the entrance on the left so as to take it down the left hand side of house. Nothing that dosen't happen on a daily basis for the installers, just got to make sure it's burried an adequate depth under slabs and also the entry point through wall the cable isn't visible on pavement side or that they damage it at this point,(which oftens happens).
Tell them where you want it running as they will naturally go for the easiest option, if what you want isn't.
P.S Get those chimneys sorted. And the cable from the LNB on the Sky dish needs sorting as well.
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thanks for the replies all
dont worry they are!  , these pictures have to be about 6 years old, everything is done up now including having a brand new porch!:P
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16-12-2006, 20:55
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Join Date: Dec 2006
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Re: Installation Process
another Q hehe
where exactly does the NTL cabhle come from? one of those black covers on the pavement?
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16-12-2006, 23:57
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Re: Installation Process
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Originally Posted by dannyw13
another Q hehe
where exactly does the NTL cabhle come from? one of those black covers on the pavement?
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In picture 2 you can see a green cabinet, this is where the cable originates from and will enter your propery via the swept Tee next to your entrance to your garden with the red step. It's got the daffodil lying on it.
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