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letter ftom BT Openreach
lamby
27-03-2013
Hey

We just had a letter through the door from BT Openreach informing us they need to to maintenance work.

The letter looks dodgy, anyone else had this before?
Linda_Anderson
27-03-2013
Give BT a phone, they should be able to tell you if there's maintenance work due to get done.
lamby
27-03-2013
The number at the bottom of the letter says its an answerphone and you need to leave your name, number and ref number and they will contact us. We are Virgin Media customers but there is an inactive BT line to our house.
Linda_Anderson
27-03-2013
Maybe there's a quicker way to contact them on their website? Some have live chat.
timboy
27-03-2013
Originally Posted by lamby:
“The number at the bottom of the letter says its an answerphone and you need to leave your name, number and ref number and they will contact us. We are Virgin Media customers but there is an inactive BT line to our house.”

Can you scan the letter or post the telephone number it is asking you to call?

There is a BT rep on here who could also check to see it if it genuine or not.
Steven L Hunter
28-03-2013
The number for Openreach is 0800 328 2873 for road works is that the number on the letter?
radioanorak
30-03-2013
lamby.
what exactly is it that makes this letter look dodgy ?
If not from BT who else is going to interfear with your installation
digimon900
16-04-2013
I think that they write to every household as they don't have direct access to records on who is using services through local wiring. Its probably something like replacing the street cabinets to upgrade the equipment and so they are legally obliged to tell you in case your services are interrupted. If you use VM who cares anyway? They have no need to enter your home either way!
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