30-12-2023 10:09 PM
Hi. I recently bought a property and it appears EE’s broadband checker is showing wrong information on the speeds available to it. It says the Max. Speeds are 150mbs, when I know it to be 900mbs. When checking Openreach and BT, it will say the Max. Speeds are 900mbs, so I don’t understand why there is a discrepancy here. Since EE’s broadband is powered by BT this seems to me even more bizarre. As I’m already on a 900mbs contract I do need to know how to proceed as I don’t want to incur an early termination fee.
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
nomad1996
30-12-2023 10:24 PM
@nomad1996 you don't say which checkers you have tried.
Openreach's tends to give a what might be available, EE's include mobile as well as home broadband speeds.
To get a definitive result, enter your details in the BTW DSL Checker - ideally a phone number, if you can't find that use the address checker. Post the results hiding personal info if you are not sure.
31-12-2023 12:46 PM
Hi Mustrum
The BTW DSL Checker you mentioned stipulates that its FTTP with a maximum of 350mbs. This is what Openreach and BT (and others) said was available on their websites before mid-August.
In mid-August however, not only was it Openreach and BT that changed their systems to say the Max. Speeds is 900mbs, but Zen, Sky, Vodafone et al. It’s only when I check EE’s broadband checker that it says it’s 150mbs. This tells me that EE’s database is outdated, and needs to be updated.
nomad1996
31-12-2023 01:09 PM
Does it say that it is "WBC FTTP" or "FTTP on Demand"? It sounds that it is "FTTP on Demand" which is an older fibre line for businesses and can cost £1000's if not £10,000s to install.
31-12-2023 01:19 PM
It says WBC FTTP. I don’t know what that actually means though.
31-12-2023 01:22 PM - edited 31-12-2023 01:27 PM
WBC FTTP (Fibre To The Premises) is what EE & most other ISPs call Full Fibre. You should be able to get it from EE.
31-12-2023 01:24 PM
That is the correct FTTP , but can you please "Post the results hiding personal info" as @Mustrum asked including all the notes below the chart.
31-12-2023 01:37 PM
I think this is what Mustrum was referring to.
31-12-2023 01:45 PM
31-12-2023 01:47 PM
@nomad1996 The image is awaiting approval.