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Story: BT ditches broadband line length limit

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Posted by: Christopher Anderson (Tuesday 24 August 2004, 5:09 PM)

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Having just applied to BT for 512K broadband connection and been told that I cannot receive it (though my house is only 5.5Km from the local exchange), the BT statement in your report rings somewhat hollow. In fact it is cleary nonsense!!.
Bt should either check thier facts before issuing such misleading statements or at least ensure that all the various departments in thier empire are singing from the same hymm sheet.
P.S. My digital tv reception is excellent let alone the analogue reception!!!

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