Nope

So who has the responsibility for each part of the fibre install?

Street to ETP - Chorus, Enable, etc.

ETP - Chorus, Enable, etc.

ETP to ONT - ?

ONT - ?

ONT to Router - ?

Router - ?

Router to devices - householder.

The network is owned by the LFC up to the ONT. Everything from there on in is up to householder (or ISP).

chevrolux:

 

The network is owned by the LFC up to the ONT. Everything from there on in is up to householder (or ISP).

 

I think that the OP  may be referring to the old phone wiring thru the house.  The carrier / ISP responsibility will stop at the ONT and for phone service at the analog output jack on the ONT.  Your home wiring is your problem..

old3eyes:

 

chevrolux:

 

The network is owned by the LFC up to the ONT. Everything from there on in is up to householder (or ISP).

 

 

I think that the OP  may be referring to the old phone wiring thru the house.  The carrier / ISP responsibility will stop at the ONT and for phone service at the analog output jack on the ONT.  Your home wiring is your problem..

 

I'm not concerned about the home wiring - I don't think they're even using it now. The cordless phone is plugged into the ONT (or router - I forget) and that's it. 

Tried cancelling it on Slingshot's online account maintenance but it comes up with an error message 

There was an error updating your insurance.

Will phone them tomorrow. 

Who pays if a fault arises with the fibre that runs on your property? I thought that's what the fee covered?

networkn:

 

Who pays if a fault arises with the fibre that runs on your property? I thought that's what the fee covered?

 

No, anything up to and including the ONT is the responsibility of the fibre company.

good one i need to check my spark bill

edit: no longer there phew