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FTTP who to buy it from - Recommendations please
Today, 16:14
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CF Resident Dog
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Re: FTTP who to buy it from - Recommendations please
I think I'll end up ordering openreach but I really want cityfibre which is still showing as planned. I need a short contract I think but that's still 18 months.
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Today, 16:29
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XIV
Join Date: Dec 2009
Location: Crawley
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Re: FTTP who to buy it from - Recommendations please
CityFibre say my location is...
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It looks like you live on a private road.
You may need to gain permission before we can connect your property to our full fibre network. Find out more below.
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Huh  I thought there were only two types of connectivity for hard wired connections, openreach and cable. Is CityFibre a totally different infrastructure?
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Today, 17:45
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Re: FTTP who to buy it from - Recommendations please
Sounds like they think they need wayleave from the property or freehold owner. That would apply to any ISP
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Today, 19:01
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Re: FTTP who to buy it from - Recommendations please
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Originally Posted by thenry
Huh  I thought there were only two types of connectivity for hard wired connections, openreach and cable.
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It would be more accurate to say Cable or FTTP, Openreach is just one FTTP provider.
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Today, 19:19
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XIV
Join Date: Dec 2009
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Re: FTTP who to buy it from - Recommendations please
Openreach own the infrastructure, Sky and others use the network. How are CityFibre creating their own network infrastructure?
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Today, 19:23
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#36
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Re: FTTP who to buy it from - Recommendations please
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Originally Posted by SnoopZ
I think I'll end up ordering openreach but I really want cityfibre which is still showing as planned. I need a short contract I think but that's still 18 months.
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Openreach is an fttp provider with their own cables and equipment that different companies can use, Cityfibre is the same as openreach but can offer greater speeds and maybe cheaper.
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Today, 19:31
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XIV
Join Date: Dec 2009
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Re: FTTP who to buy it from - Recommendations please
Openreach don't sell broadband. They just own the network right?
Do CityFibre own the lines they lay? Leasing back to openreach?
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Today, 19:52
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#38
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Re: FTTP who to buy it from - Recommendations please
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Originally Posted by thenry
How are CityFibre creating their own network infrastructure?
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How ? By installing their own network and fibres.
Openreach are not the only ones installing FTTP networks, but they are the biggest.
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Today, 21:33
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Smeghead
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Re: FTTP who to buy it from - Recommendations please
I have FTTP service from Sky currently 150Mb. Usually pretty reliable. Our new build had FTTP installed from day 1.
I usually get 151Mbps over ethernet and 102Mbps over WiFi, upload is 32Mbps, just done a speed test and it's currently 32mbps on WiFi.
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