Fibre broadband and landline

[Hedgehopper]

Morning all

My present basic broadband package is about to expire

EE have  mailed suggesting....

Fibre Broadband with landline

• Average download speed 36Mb/s   • Landline   • Landline with PAYG Calls   • 24 month contract

...which is adequate for my needs and retains the present landline and number as or the time being , that is essential. I presently have an EE Smart Hub getting about 36Mbs. I am unable to find the finer details of this package and trying to understand exactly what  "Fibre broadband and landline  means". Does this suggest fibre to the pole outside [which is already full fibre ready] then from there into the house nothing changes? ie I don't need engineer visit of new Hub? Any thoughts please or , ideally a link to this specific package , which seems rather illusive .I have already checked links to available packages but this one doesn't feature Many thanks. John

[Mustrum]

It sounds to me it is exactly what you already have, no change, just a new contract.

FTTP is Fibre To The Premises, I don't believe EE offer it with those speeds.

To see if it is available put your phone number in the BTW DSL checker, post the results, hiding your number.

https://www.broadbandchecker.btwholesale.com/#/ADSL  

[Hedgehopper]

Thanks Mustrum ,

Thats how I saw it , but  wasn't sure because of the way it was expressed.

Best wishes

John

[XRaySpeX]

They are offering you what you've already got.

1. "Fibre Broadband with Landline" (w/out "Full" in front of it) is the ordinary Fibre to the Cabinet (FTTC).
2. EE & OR don't do "fibre to the pole outside" [which is not Full Fibre].
3. "Full Fibre" is Fibre to the Premises (FTTP) which takes the fibre all the way to your home & inside to a FTTP modem (ONT) installed on the interior wall.