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Originally Posted by HPsauce
It's digressing somewhat but there are indeed properties like that and they're a real problem for FTTC implementation.
In general they are close to the exchange, and I do actually know someone like that who can't get fibre as a result.
However most cable runs, including mine as noted above, will have at least one cabinet along the route. Openreach then usually build a powered fibre cabinet nearby and "loop in" to enable FTTC on individual lines as they are ordered.
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I have a line like this in one of our offices, I get 18mbs down and 2.5mbs up on Annex-M on a direct exchange line that is <150m, but no chance of FTTC as there is no cab. Also no FTTP yet, so I am now having to go to Virgin Media Business to get a speed hike, which is not really this biggest issue but not ideal either!