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Vodafone - can I still get FTTC even if FTTH also available?

ro23 · 2020-11-25 20:01:06

I know you all must be thinking I'm mad not wanting FTTH Siro - but alarm is monitored over the landline. Siro passes right outside and Vodafone sales can't tell me if they can still give me FTTC broadband and phone connect instead of FTTH. Anyone know if it's possible?

25-11-2020 9:01pm

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ro23

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I know you all must be thinking I'm mad not wanting FTTH Siro - but alarm is monitored over the landline.

Siro passes right outside and Vodafone sales can't tell me if they can still give me FTTC broadband and phone connect instead of FTTH. Anyone know if it's possible?

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#2 25-11-2020 9:55pm

LoGiE

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Why pay for two packages? Upgrade your alarm system to one that uses a sim card and mobile network, that's going to way cheaper.

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#3 25-11-2020 9:58pm

walshtipp

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Agreed. Get the fibre to the home broadband. Using phone line for alarm is outdated and not all that secure. Get a GSM module installed for your alarm.

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