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<blockquote data-quote="rolfw" data-source="post: 1563" data-attributes="member: 175057">[updated:LAST EDITED ON 03-Mar-02 AT 08:47 AM (GMT)]With the price of broadband ADSL coming down, many more people will be considering taking the plunge. But what of those who's exchanges are not yet enabled?BT will not expand the network unless they feel there is demand. If you want ADSL, but it is not in your local exchange, get on to BT Openworld and pre-register, it costs you nothing, if they perceive that there is sufficient demand they will expand to meet it.If your area is too far away from the local exchange for ADSL or RADSL, there are other schemes available, companies such as Tele2 are offering schemes whereby if there are 200 possible subscribers in an area, they will consider installing a local wireless system. They will also provide the material to canvass support.So don't join the &quot;I'll just wait and see what happens&quot; gang, as that's probably all you'll ever do, wait and see.Rolf</blockquote>

[QUOTE="rolfw, post: 1563, member: 175057"] [updated:LAST EDITED ON 03-Mar-02 AT 08:47 AM (GMT)]With the price of broadband ADSL coming down, many more people will be considering taking the plunge. But what of those who's exchanges are not yet enabled? BT will not expand the network unless they feel there is demand. If you want ADSL, but it is not in your local exchange, get on to BT Openworld and pre-register, it costs you nothing, if they perceive that there is sufficient demand they will expand to meet it. If your area is too far away from the local exchange for ADSL or RADSL, there are other schemes available, companies such as Tele2 are offering schemes whereby if there are 200 possible subscribers in an area, they will consider installing a local wireless system. They will also provide the material to canvass support. So don't join the "I'll just wait and see what happens" gang, as that's probably all you'll ever do, wait and see. Rolf [/QUOTE]

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