No way to block reverse charge calls so I can provide tenant with broadband?

Roland_Sausage

!!!!!! wrote: »

Won't work. Most phones these days have their own ring capacitors

OK, how about one of these.

Superglue the phone port closed, whilst the ADSL port will work fine. It simply attaches to the front of the existing NTE (superglue the screws too if you are ultra paranoid about it being removed.).

System

Its possible providing none of the tenants are technical. I could bypass that idea in about 5 mins without touching the incoming line or sockets

Roland_Sausage

!!!!!! wrote: »

Its possible providing none of the tenants are technical. I could bypass that idea in about 5 mins without touching the incoming line or sockets

What about if there was a loop put across pins 2 and 5 in the extension port?

matelodave

Phones don't have three wires anymore, so cutting the capacitor out will just stop the supplier from doing a line test but won't stop the phone from ringing.

pullenuk

Simple just don't provide them with broadband. Let them sort it by ordering their own line and broadband services.

If you HAVE to provide a service you frankly being silly. Students often download music and videos illegally and they chase the bill payers for that. It be down to you to prove that is not you doing it. Even if they don't, they could abuse the Internet in many ways which could results in extra costs etc.

Sort your agreements out do what private landlords do, make it up to them to sort out phone and broadband services