ADSL connection through Fibre socket?

[#1]

Hi All

I've searched the forums for an answer to this but can't find anyone else asking the question (probably because it's a stupid question!)

I'm moving house in about 6 weeks and the new house already has a BT Fibre socket installed (my keen eyes picking up on the important things during the viewing).

My question is can I have a normal ADSL connection through said Fibre socket?

I haven't decided yet which product I will go for when confirming the move.

Thanks!

[#2]

The services available at your new property will be listed at  http://www.dslchecker.bt.com/adsl/adslchecker.welcome? Click on the address checker if you do not know the phone number in use there.

[#3]

If you mean fibre to the premises, as shown at the bottom of this link then no you can't get normal broadband down it, but you would have a normal phone socket as well you could use for normal broadband.

Fibre to the cabinet (the more normal sort) doesn't have a special socket as it uses the existing old copper wire from the cabinet to your home.

If the property had an engineer install then it will have a master socket like this which can be used for normal ADSL or FTTC.