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SentAny current customers feel free to PM me your registered email address, looking to sign up and we get £25 credit each - can't grumble at freebies!
I have to pretty much agree to disagree . I definitively had a different experience. I've gladly paid £30 fee for a single point installation with no complications. It was done fast and up-to-standards, so I'm not complaining. However, I still think that an extra socket would not be a huge deal.
My first ISP here in the UK was Origin Broadband (£25 for 67 Mbps Down / 17 Up + £1.49 for an IPv4 if you are unlucky enough to live in a CGNAT area). They did accommodate my Flat's multi-socket situation. Openreach initially pulled a cable to the main Socket - they took forever BTW. ISP then send staff to install "BT" sockets at 3 different rooms. I don't remember the exact price for the service, however it was not £200 like some people have reported that BT itself is charging. I was never in a situation were an ISP refused to install a second socket before, and I really can't understand why they would refuse to do it given that they have the staff, equipment and expertise to do the job (of course that charging a fee is acceptable and expected).
+1I still don’t agree that wiring up your home is the remit of an ISP, and I’m intrigued that Origin did it as AFAIK they don’t have their own engineers, and internal extension installation isn’t on the Openreach price list.