Joining the FTTP craze

[#1]

What you need @Alex is a faster method of painting, then you can get on with the important things in life like getting FTTP sorted. 

https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=EiZoSuNej5U

[#2]

Thanks all,

Also my current Samsung TV which is being moved over and into my bedroom has a Satellite dish input. I assume I can get Freesat then? There is a dish feed in the room which is handy so I will certaintly may as well plug it in and try it.

So my priorities are:

1. Set up faster internet, make use of the FTTP if possible?
2. Set up TV with hopefully Freesat.

Way down on the list, is:

9,999,999. Colour of the walls.

[#3]

@Alex I have a Hisense tv with a satellite socket (bnc) but it doesn't have Freesat software.

Your TV being a Samsung, probably does has Freesat built in.

[#4]

@Alex You and others have hijacked this thread with irrelevant posts, it looks like the OP @Timalay has given up on it.

[#5]

No, I'm just letting people get on with it.

[#6]

@Timalay You still haven't posted the BT Wholesale Checker result, that would confirm that Plusnet FTTP is available.

[#7]

Featured Products	Downstream Line Rate(Mbps)	Upstream Line Rate (Mbps)	Downstream Range (Mbps)	Availability Date	FTTP Install Process

WBC FTTP	Upto 1000	Upto 220	--	Available	1 Stage

[#8]

@Timalay That's settled it, you have Openreach FTTP available.

[#9]

Fair enough.

[#10]

The OP was excited about the prospect of getting FTTP, as I am too. I don't see how that is 'hijacking' the thread with 'irrelevant' posts?

It is being rolled out to quite a few places locally here too and I was just pointing that out really. It just seems to be catching on now. Looking at the thread subject I feel my post was relevant.

That is all I was trying to say.