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broadband in my area? when?

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  • 27-01-2014 12:00pm
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    corkcuu
    Registered Users Posts: 17 ✭


    Wondering can you check is there plans for the crossbarry, cork exchange to be broadband enabled in the near future?
    Thanks


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    eircom: Alan
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    corkcuu wrote: »
    Wondering can you check is there plans for the crossbarry, cork exchange to be broadband enabled in the near future?
    Thanks
    Hi corkcuu

    I've tried to check this but I can only find crossbarry connected to the Innishannon exchange (which is already broadband enabled)

    Can you advise on a specific address or landline number you would like me to check?

    Thanks

    Al


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    corkcuu
    Registered Users Posts: 17 ✭corkcuu


    Hi phone number is 0214612016.
    Thanks


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    eircom: Alan
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    corkcuu wrote: »
    Hi phone number is 0214612016.
    Thanks

    Hi corkcuu

    I can confirm that your line is connected to the CrossBarry Axe exchange and I'm very sorry to confirm that at this moment in time there are no plans scheduled to upgrade this exchange.

    I wish I could offer better news and I'm sorry for the inconvenience.

    Thanks

    Al


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    corkcuu
    Registered Users Posts: 17 ✭corkcuu


    Thanks for getting back to me.
    It's absolutely crazy, am living 20 minutes from cork city centre and can not get broadband on my landline.
    I just don't see why exchanges are being upgraded for faster broadband when there are still exchanges without basic broadband.
    Sorry for the rant, know its not you're decision its just so frustrating. I kept my landline last year cos I was told by an eircom rep on the phone that it would be broadband enabled by january. I'm now going to get rid of the landline.


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    eircom: Alan
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    corkcuu wrote: »
    Thanks for getting back to me.
    It's absolutely crazy,  am living 20 minutes from cork city centre and can not get broadband on my landline.
    I just don't see why exchanges are being upgraded for faster broadband when there are still exchanges without basic broadband.
    Sorry for the rant, know its not you're decision its just so frustrating.  I kept my landline last year cos I was told by an eircom rep on the phone that it would be broadband enabled by january.  I'm now going to get rid of the landline.
    Hi corkcuu

    I can totally understand your feelings on this and I'm really sorry I cannot offer better news.

    Al


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