Been disconnected for 4 weeks; originally reported line problem on 16 May!!!!

[#1]

Sorry, from my personal experience of having had numerous BTOR engineer visits over the years, I can confirm that they are differently skilled.  Whilst all engineers have the skills to address phone line issues, not all I've had engineers were skilled in broadband abilities.

[#2]

Still disconnected.
It is now six weeks since we were first disconnected, and six months since we first reported the problem.
Have emailed the Plusnet CEO again, as well as a Who's Who of other folks which i am hoping will take an interest.
Local MP is next......
If this ever ends, will let y'all know: sure you are interested!
Crawf

[#3]

Still disconnected.
Another round of emails to the Plusnet CEO, and a yet more senior figure in the complaints team assigned to take a personal interest in the case.
The emerging claim is that the disconnection reflects delays on the part of BT Wholesale's Complex Fault team. The next step is for them to make a Tie Pair Modification.
Do folks on here agree that such a modification is likely to address the disconnection, and the original instability - could they have been caused by a failing port?
Crawf

[#4]

Hi Crawf,
Given the lack of a clear suspect here, it is not possible for the community to answer your question.  Reading the whole thread again, the suggestions previously have been...
1. Damage OH wires from trees
2. HR on the circuits between the underground joint, DP9 and your property (was this 'fixed' by the change to the 1ohm circuit?)
3. An authentication problem (stuck PPP session?)
4. General static on the line
5. A multi-user cabling issue requiring non-available precision engineering
A TPM will change your ADSL connection within the exchange, but will have no impact in any issues with your circuit.