BT Speed availability higher than anyone else

Croft12

onomatopoeia99 wrote: »

G fast is different from FTTP in that it's for a copper line and modulates the digital signal onto a analogue carriers, like ADSL and VDSL. It's designed for very short local loops (under 500m).

500m is theoretical but not real world. After ~300m you'd be lucky to even get 100mb. Which is why BT won't offer it beyond that distance and very frequently far far less. BT's minimum selling rule is 120mb at present.

Chino

onomatopoeia99 wrote: »

G fast is different from FTTP in that it's for a copper line and modulates the digital signal onto a analogue carriers, like ADSL and VDSL.

Yes, and the OP has already said that they have FTTP:

John_2019 wrote: »

FTTP was supplied by subcontractor on behalf of Openreach

Hence why boliston's suggestion that the OP's service is provisioned via G.fast is wrong.