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A legally binding guarantee? I doubt anyone will give you one. But if you're buying a home you have other options - for example, you can just buy a house that
by michaelt 3y ago
A legally binding guarantee? I doubt anyone will give you one.
But if you're buying a home you have other options - for example, you can just buy a house that already has a working broadband connection. The homeowner will give you the wifi password to run a speed test if you ask nicely.
If the property doesn't have broadband already, there are other signs you can sometimes spot - cables going into other people's properties, street cabinets and handholes with the company's branding, nearby wifi networks with supplier names in the SSID, and suchlike.