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RE: Protect and survive
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- Subject: RE: Protect and survive
- From: "Michael Mc Aree" <michael.mcaree@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Fri, 11 Aug 2000 14:43:54 +0100
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> I had the opposite experience with my install, date & time
> correct, engineer
> also moved my line box, which was not a easy job. neat and tidy
> job, i even
> had a call after the install to check to see if i was happy with the
job !
>
> John.
>
You are very lucky. I was getting new windows installed and I noticed that
the original BT line was drilled in through the wooden window frame and the
box bolted to the window sill (quality workmanship!). I called BT to have
it
removed and they said it would cost £100 call out to have a look at moving
it. I then got my wife to call up saying there was a fault and wires were
showing (which soon would be). BT came out and fixed it. They made a hole
at
the top of the new window opening, put a small junction box there with a
wire tacked onto the wall running dow to beside the window frame. Then the
BT socket box was bolted to the wall beside the window. 3ft off the ground.
I had to track the wall and move the box myself later that week.
</rant>
Michael
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