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Hi Everyone,

Okay - I have recently bought my first house and moved into it. All has gone fine so far until I went to move the home broadband.

I am currently with EE on a fibre package, and the new house I am in had a BT router, BT vision in it when we viewed the property. The Home report stated that the phone line was provided by BT. There is no fibre in this area :-( but the speeds are acceptable.

So when I phoned EE they said they had to send out an engineer to install a new phone line - Not sure if this is right or not but fine it was going to be free, however they only send engineers on week days and not weekends. My wife and I both work Monday-Friday 8-6.

EE won't budge on the weekday visits and they won't send an engineer on a bank holiday either. I've looked everywhere in the terms and conditions about moving home and can't find anything about weekday only engineer visits.

I asked to leave as I believed they were "at it" and they couldn't give me a suitable installation date for the new ( if required at all ) phone line.


I've written a huge complaint to them but am just looking for advice really and to see if anyone else had the same issues as me?



Thanks,


Niall

Comments

  • JJ_Egan
    JJ_Egan Posts: 20,281 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper
    If you are in an existing contract with EE all you need to do to leave is pay the remaining months of the contract . Choose any ISP at the new property . Out of contract with EE then it will be just 30 days notice .
  • Thanks for the advice. I have 6 months left and ideally I'd like to stay with ee , however they say they can't connect me up without a home visit which can only be done on days I am working.

    I have no days off and am unable to take any weekdays off until January due to work commitments.

    Surely they have to arrange access when I am available and not the other way round.
  • JJ_Egan
    JJ_Egan Posts: 20,281 Forumite
    Part of the Furniture 10,000 Posts Name Dropper
    A company that does not work at the weekend and bank holidays is hardly going to open the door just for you .
    They don't actually have to do anything and its BT Open Reach that will install not EE .
    Move ISP and its likely to be the same BT OR visit .
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