> houses on both sides of mine are able to sign up for g.fast but I'm not That sounds odd and may be an error in OR's data. I would try to escalate it up to th

> houses on both sides of mine are able to sign up for g.fast but I'm not That sounds odd and may be an error in OR's data. I would try to escalate it up to the point where it is investigated... It is far from unheard of for one side of a street to have different options, or even one part of one side of the street, because for some reason of geography or cab capacity when the houses were first connected they are connected to different cabinets and not all of them have been upgraded to enable g.fast. But such things shouldn't be localised to one home unless you are in a mansion with massive grounds (in which case stop messing with the consumer arm of BT-OR, you can afford to have your own private leased line installed via the business arm!). Be careful switching to g.fast if upstream throughput is important to you. I know people who had the top-end upstream offered by FTTC (~17Mbit/s) but got less after switching to g.fast (though better downstream, and for them like most that was the important factor so they were happy).