Well,
\nas I expected, BT rang me up mid-morning, failed to find me in my office
\nand left a voisemail. “We have done a test on your line from the exchange
\nand can find no faults. If you have any other problems please call us on
\n0800 679 849.”<\/p>\n
Well, it’s obvious that the approx 50Hz hum with overtones which go in and
\nout of phase it merely a figment of my and my modem’s imagination. If BT’s
\nwonderful diagnostic kit in their exchanges can’t find anything wrong then
\nobviously it must be an illusion, right?<\/p>\n
I’ve been trying to phone the number they gave in the call to try to get
\nthem to send out an engineer to my house so he can hear the dillusional noise
\non the line as well. The problem is that the number is constantly engaged.
\nMaybe BT’s call centre has a fault on the line.<\/p>\n","protected":false},"excerpt":{"rendered":"
Well, as I expected, BT rang me up mid-morning, failed to find me in my office and left a voisemail. “We have done a test on your line from the exchange and can find no faults. If you have any … Continue reading