on 16-07-2021 11:45
It would be so good to speak to someone who actually knows what's going on with my pre-installation...
16-07-2021 14:58 - edited 16-07-2021 15:00
Even VM dont usually know! Installation is a communications omnishambles. There will be 3d party teams, VM's pre-pull and installation teams and if "digging" is required - your local council is in control !
Is there anything showing on your notes in the online account.
Or contact the Pre-installation and delivery team - they may have more info? On.. 0800 052 1734
on 16-07-2021 15:29
I'm getting that feeling too...nothing that i can see, but all I see is that the date keeps moving... no reasons as to why
16-07-2021 15:55 - edited 16-07-2021 15:57
It is often because there is a blocked duct somewhere that requires them to dig the road/pavemnt somewhere between the street cab and your property. That usually shows on your account somewhere in VM Cryptocode as..... "NaNaNaNa" (no.. me neither!)
If its that, then the local council needs to approve that work, and I "think" they co-ordinate with the 3d party diggers - I dont know how quickly your lot do that - but most wade through treacle.
The council does usually post advance notice of all digging work like this on its website. Allows for "objections" and local residents to make provision for disruption
So may be worth a look on yours to see if the work has been approved and scheduled near your property - or indeed may have completed and they are on to the next stage.
Worth a look
16-07-2021 16:05 - edited 16-07-2021 16:08
One.network (https://one.network/) website usually shows impending approved public footpath and carriage way works that are coming up over the next two weeks.
Community fibre are currently installing in my immediate area and there are plenty of works approved by the local council shown
may (or may not) help you to see if any works are imminent
on 16-07-2021 17:32
Thanks - sadly we are not on there but fingers crossed eh?? (he says very doubtfully)
16-07-2021 18:11 - edited 16-07-2021 18:11
@jbrennand FYI NaN stands for ‘ not a number’ It’s a data validation thing, there should be a number there ie a date but it’s blank and the website doesn’t know what to do with it.
@TimColl1 Start looking for an alternative broadband supplier. Ask yourself this, iI VM are this incompetent at getting your connection setup, the what will they be like if you have issues in the future?