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Anonymous User
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‎18-10-2021 6:01

About a Fiber Broadband line

Hello,

My New Residence has a Another FiberOptic line with another provider, i am a tenent of that address, i needs to get my own broadband line for my room, because its very slow, someone said its not possible, please explain me it is possible or not, i am waiting to get NOW fiber optic line,

Thanks

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schnapps
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‎18-10-2021 9:36

Hi @Anonymous User

 

NOW don't currently offer full fibre optic to customers homes , so you will need to look at a different ISP that offers the FTTP service.

 

I haven't looked into FTTP service myself and would have thought a separate optic fibre cable would be required for each separate line account. 

 

Here's a link article that I pulled off the internet with some deals by other ISP's.

 

https://www.eurogamer.net/articles/full-fibre-broadband-deals 

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schnapps
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‎18-10-2021 10:06

In response to schnapps's comment

Hi @Anonymous User 

 

I don't know if this question posted on the BT Community forum is similar to what you are asking or not?

 

https://community.bt.com/t5/BT-Fibre-broadband/Multiple-fttp-connections-to-one-address/td-p/1812447

 

Maybe also pop your question into a Google search feed where I am not sure you can have two FTTP lines into the same home premises (unless maybe one is a business and the other is residential.

 

Hopefully another forum member has looked into FTTP will have the answers. 

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