Yes it is. The fibre cabinets can only take a certain number of connections - this is often less than the PCP it is connected to. It could be that the cabinet simply needs a new line card installing along with a tie pair cable to enable more subscribers. However, it's also possible a new cabinet will be required. This can happen when Openreach underestimate demand and install a small 128 line cab. I've read of the larger 288 line cabs becoming full necessitating the installation of another twin, too.
I guess that explains why it's mysteriously disappeared again. Oh well.
Is it possible that BT Infinity can be over subscribed to? I wonder because my local exchange was enabled during october (Just as I signed up to a 12 month contract on the old ADSL with aquiss) Anyway, My exchange was enabled and I could get 41.6MB down and 6.9MB up I think it was. Now I check my exchange and all of a sudden it's not available? Is it possible?
Could be considering its still under construction and various other providers clog it up.
I think Ofcom has ruined BT's finances to roll out Broadband, too much competition has short changed BT over the years.
I was looking at the fibre box thingy in my area today and BT have put the Fibre Broadband is here sticker on it now (which I guess is the same as your ordinary infinity)
I notice there now two green box things out side the main Post Office in town I think this is about 200 to 250 meters from our road however the post code still says its unavailable but maybe its just not been updated?
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I guess that explains why it's mysteriously disappeared again. Oh well.
But trying to figure out prices
going off
http://www.productsandservices.bt.com/products/broadband/packages?Infinity=yes
means you have to take the phone with them in order to get infinity?
My exchange got it quite a while ago and BT are still telling me its spring 2013 before my part of town gets it
This date keeps getting pushed back though
seems pretty a standard requirement , to me ?
Could be considering its still under construction and various other providers clog it up.
I think Ofcom has ruined BT's finances to roll out Broadband, too much competition has short changed BT over the years.
Their profits wouldn't suggest that.
The exchange is just across the road about 25 meters how much could that cost?
Probably you are talking hundreds of pounds.
It might be much cheaper option to get new phone and 4G maybe