@nuttyknitter
@RadioFox Just to confirm - you are still on a FTTC connection with EE, in a stop-sell area for FTTP?
"I am very sorry, I don't understand what this is?"
There are a number of Plusnet customers who are happy with a FTTC connection*, even though they reside in an area where FTTP availability is above 75%. Openreach dictate that means it is a stop-sell area and the only option moving forward for new connections and/or migrations is a full fibre order.
Were someone in that position to voluntarily move to a different provider, that would force a change to full fibre.
There has been some confusion as to whether, in the case of these 'forced' migrations from Plusnet to EE (to retain the phone element) if you are in a stop-sell area and still happy on FTTC, whether that will force a migration to full fibre? We still don't know the answer to that as @RadioFox's location is (temporarily) no longer in stop-sell. This can happen if demand is outstripping supply, for example.
* - why would someone be happy on FTTC when FTTP is available? Any number of reasons. They might not want the hassle of new cabling having to brought in. Their router might be in a perfect position for them, but Openreach will only fit the ONT at the other end of the building, thus requiring a lot of internal work. The list goes on.
