This line does not have left in jumpers.

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I have just done a BT check on a phone number because a friend would like fibre and apart from the usual stuff below it also said

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This line does not have left in jumpers.

What does that mean?
No mention was made of a cab number so is this all to do with an exchange only line

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WBC ADSL 2+ Up to 16 -- 8 to 19.5 Available WBC ADSL 2+ Annex M Up to 16 Up to 1.5 8 to 19.5 Available ADSL Max Up to 7.5 -- 7 to 8 Available WBC Fixed Rate 2 -- -- Available Fixed Rate 2 -- -- Available

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Quote from: Strat

I have just done a BT check on a phone number because a friend would like fibre and apart from the usual stuff below it also said Quote This line does not have left in jumpers. What does that mean?

I think this basically implies that fibre hasn't been installed. Had fibre been previously installed on the line, you'd have a slightly different message.

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Thanks Tony

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To add to this:
It has started showing on all our order placement systems as well. All the orders we have placed have gone through ok, so I wouldn't worry too much.

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I suspect if you cancel ,they leave jumpers until they have to be removed (say for ADSL), to save time when its reconnected(if users want fibre)

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Now that makes a bit of sense, presumably then, the cessation fee will be abolished - it should never have been introduced, leaving jumpers until needed elsewhere should be the default.