Our exchange became live for Sky`s LLU so decided to stretch the extra £5
and go Max from the BT Connect product.

Is there a way of finding what`s actually happening to my line?

I`ve found a site that tells me ADSL is ceasing on 30th June but not much
else

Meggahurtz wrote:
If you're doing it properly via a MAC what should happen is that your
service will be ceased from the BT Wholesale equipment & then be run from
the SKY equipment, about 30 minutes work (could be a little less or a little
more). It's as simple as that.

Now if you haven't gone the MAC route it's another matter, your service will
be ceased, after a period of time the BT flag will be removed from your line
& then SKy will place an order for service to be provided from their
equipment.

I do hope that you've gone down the MAC road...

"kraftee" <kraftee@b&e-cottee.me.uk> wrote in message
news:-OSdncLmAIF9_8DVRVnyuQA@bt.com...


Apparently I was going to be "Mass Migrated" but as it goes they are
"Migrating" me seperate due to me calling them before they were engaging the
Mass Migration programme..

Meggahurtz explained on 22/06/2008 :
So, actually, you're staying with Sky..not changing ISP..?

"Jono" <nothanks@blueyonder.invalid> wrote in message
news:mn.b33c7d86c57b8de8.88534@blueyonder.invalid. ..
Yes, thats correct..

I`m on the BT Connect Package with Sky at the moment

Meggahurtz wrote:
As long as the SKY equipment in the exchange has been fitted properly,
minimal downtime should be experienced. The problem will be if the SKY
equipment isn't & as you are going to be one of the first to be changed,
good luck.

"kraftee" <kraftee@b&e-cottee.me.uk> wrote in message
news:KZSdnUSVIqdWS8PVnZ2dnUVZ8tjinZ2d@bt.com...
LOL, Ok, touch wood :S

Start making arrangements to collect pig feathers.

Peter Crosland