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pedrogarcia

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#151431 25-Aug-2014 13:55
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I was set to have UFB installed at my new house in Wellington, but a day or two day before the install I was told the local lines company first needed to give consent to have equipment placed on a power pole outside my property.  I was told this would take up to two weeks, but it has been six weeks now and no matter who I call - the ISP, Chorus, the lines company, no one will give me an answer.  

Is this normal?  Has anyone else found themselves in this deadlock and managed to sort it out? 

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  #1115193 25-Aug-2014 14:40
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"Is 6 weeks normal"

The simple answer is yes. At present even 6 months can be quick for a UFB install.

There are lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots and lots of consent related issues that all cause delays.



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