Householders in some rural areas are being told they must hand over vast sums of money if they want broadband to be installedWhen Dixey Brooks was preparing to move into a rented house in the west of Wales, the artist wanted to make sure she would be connected to broadband so that she could continue to work from home.What ensued was a bureaucratic nightmare in which she was incorrectly told she would have to pay £20,000 to have the house near Lampeter, Ceredigion, connected to the phone grid – an experience which has been echoed by a number of other householders around the country due to errors by BT and its sister company, Openreach. Continue reading…
Source : theguardian.com
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