SIRO - ESB/Vodafone Fibre To The Home

CoBo55 · 16-10-2020 10:54pm

Digiweb wrote: »

Sorry about that, send us a PM on here and we'll take a look.

I sent a PM yesterday.

Nollog · 17-10-2020 5:20am

Anyone had actavo come around to the outside of their buildings lately and do some work on the boxes outside?
We had a set of 3 lads this morning going around the block on a cherry picker drilling and stuff at the termination points all around the area.
Nothing physical that I noticed.

snowgal · 20-10-2020 3:20pm

Hoping someone can help here... Weve just moved house and are still waiting to be connected with broadband. Its been 5 weeks at least since we started initial move with Vodafone. We seem to be going round and round in circles. And we are still waiting for the ESB to come and connect the line to the house. What were other peoples wait times, can we get on to ESB directly instead of hearing from Vodafone that they have been already and then the Install guys arrive and tell us ESB have not been yet!! thank you

atlantean · 20-10-2020 4:05pm

snowgal wrote: »

Hoping someone can help here... Weve just moved house and are still waiting to be connected with broadband. Its been 5 weeks at least since we started initial move with Vodafone. We seem to be going round and round in circles. And we are still waiting for the ESB to come and connect the line to the house. What were other peoples wait times, can we get on to ESB directly instead of hearing from Vodafone that they have been already and then the Install guys arrive and tell us ESB have not been yet!! thank you

It’s not the ESB who will connect the line to the house. It will be a contractor doing the work on behalf of SIRO.

Is SIRO in your area at the moment? Are you getting an overhead connection or underground?

oscarBravo · 20-10-2020 4:22pm

atlantean wrote: »

It’s not the ESB who will connect the line to the house. It will be a contractor doing the work on behalf of SIRO.

Some installations require an intervention by an ESB linesman as they require working close to overhead power lines.

scamalert · 20-10-2020 5:42pm

mine was 5 working days, after placing order with VF, 3 days later someone came connected and ducted fiber to the meter, and install engineers 2 days later finished setup, if nothing is being done, maybe just cancel and move to likes of digiweb, slight price increase but seeing a lot of people prefer them, and think theres a rep in here, as technically your not even in any contract until connected so just pull out and get someone who can do it on time.

snowgal · 20-10-2020 5:44pm

atlantean wrote: »

It’s not the ESB who will connect the line to the house. It will be a contractor doing the work on behalf of SIRO.

Is SIRO in your area at the moment? Are you getting an overhead connection or underground?

yes it is in our area.
It is overhead connection. When 1st Installer came out he said they couldnt go ahead as trees were too high. So we got someone to come out and cut them. Then the 2nd guy came out and said the ESB have not been to the pole across from us to do connection?? and they cant go any further until ESB come. He said it would cost €1000 to do this as theyd have to set up traffic control for ESB as its on a busy road...That was 2 weeks ago and since then nothing....

atlantean · 20-10-2020 6:16pm

snowgal wrote: »

yes it is in our area.
It is overhead connection. When 1st Installer came out he said they couldnt go ahead as trees were too high. So we got someone to come out and cut them. Then the 2nd guy came out and said the ESB have not been to the pole across from us to do connection?? and they cant go any further until ESB come. He said it would cost €1000 to do this as theyd have to set up traffic control for ESB as its on a busy road...That was 2 weeks ago and since then nothing....

That’s a totally different situation to me. My connection is overhead too but they installed a cable on my house long before the service went live in the area. Once the service went live all the installer had to do was connect into a junction box an run a cable down the wall and into my house. I had it installed within 2 weeks of ordering it and it could have been quicker only I needed to arrange a time that I could be there.

It sounds to me if there are poles involved then it’s a big job and it could take some time!

cork_south · 21-10-2020 11:24am

My Siro is totally down, plugged out plugged in, disconnected all cables, reconnected all cables etc.

Flashing Red light on LOS.

Am onto Vodafone support but on hold for last 30 minutes, need this as WFH.

Any ideas?

snowgal · 21-10-2020 12:13pm

atlantean wrote: »

That’s a totally different situation to me. My connection is overhead too but they installed a cable on my house long before the service went live in the area. Once the service went live all the installer had to do was connect into a junction box an run a cable down the wall and into my house. I had it installed within 2 weeks of ordering it and it could have been quicker only I needed to arrange a time that I could be there.

It sounds to me if there are poles involved then it’s a big job and it could take some time!

great! not... Were both on wfh from tomorrow so its going to be a disaster. Im tempted to just cancel it all completely and go with 'regular' broadband. We cant do this with Vodafone so we'd have to change to another supplier. Does everyone's SIRO not involve poles?! Sorry I dont know much about it...They rang last night and promised it would be sorted either end of week or first thing next week but at this stage Im not sure. My OH rang ESB as Vodafone insist thats where delay is and she read him on the phone for contacting them about it as they will not deal with any matters on broadband....

scamalert · 21-10-2020 3:14pm

snowgal wrote: »

great! not... Were both on wfh from tomorrow so its going to be a disaster. Im tempted to just cancel it all completely and go with 'regular' broadband. We cant do this with Vodafone so we'd have to change to another supplier. Does everyone's SIRO not involve poles?! Sorry I dont know much about it...They rang last night and promised it would be sorted either end of week or first thing next week but at this stage Im not sure. My OH rang ESB as Vodafone insist thats where delay is and she read him on the phone for contacting them about it as they will not deal with any matters on broadband....

doubt ESB deal with general public when it comes to BB, as it should been really cordinated with siro, as ISP provider should be the one onto them if they claim its active in your area to get you connected, thats why ordered mine so early this year, as knew someone who had wait 6 weeks or so to get connected couple years back, even thou whole thing eventually was sorted by right engineer in few minutes, go figure i guess.

atlantean · 21-10-2020 3:33pm

snowgal wrote: »

great! not... Were both on wfh from tomorrow so its going to be a disaster. Im tempted to just cancel it all completely and go with 'regular' broadband. We cant do this with Vodafone so we'd have to change to another supplier. Does everyone's SIRO not involve poles?! Sorry I dont know much about it...They rang last night and promised it would be sorted either end of week or first thing next week but at this stage Im not sure. My OH rang ESB as Vodafone insist thats where delay is and she read him on the phone for contacting them about it as they will not deal with any matters on broadband....

The majority of SIRO installations would probably be underground. In my case the cable is overhead and runs across the front of my house coming from my neighbours house on the left and continuing on to my neighbours house on the right.

The cable does come from a pole to the first house and is then basically daisy chained along the houses.

All this cabling was done a couple of months before my area went live. From what I’ve read on here it seems unusual for the ESB to run a fibre cable into an individual house so I’d say it could take some time to sort.

oscarBravo · 21-10-2020 3:41pm

ESB involvement in an installation isn't that unusual. It usually adds a week or so to installations, not much more.

barry181091 · 22-10-2020 3:42pm

Had the KN guys install the fibre today. Apparently there was a problem with the duct being collapsed and they said they needed to dig up outside. Instead they used the current telephone copper line to pull through the fibre. The thing is, they totally pulled out the copper telephone line! So it is just one fibre line now. Is this normal?

CoBo55 · 22-10-2020 3:50pm

barry181091 wrote: »

Had the KN guys install the fibre today. Apparently there was a problem with the duct being collapsed and they said they needed to dig up outside. Instead they used the current telephone copper line to pull through the fibre. The thing is, they totally pulled out the copper telephone line! So it is just one fibre line now. Is this normal?

They aren't supposed to use another providers ducting. They should have unblocked your ESB duct.

barry181091 · 22-10-2020 4:19pm

CoBo55 wrote: »

They aren't supposed to use another providers ducting. They should have unblocked your ESB duct.

No the duct is the same duct the copper eir line comes in. This is the line that has been pulled out. This 1.5 inch duct come in at the front of the house where the phone box is and only had the copper phone cable coming through.

This duct has nothing to do with ESB. This house is older so there is no white termination box on the side of the house or anything.

oscarBravo · 22-10-2020 5:20pm

Doesn't sound like a SIRO connection.

CoBo55 · 23-10-2020 8:25pm

barry181091 wrote: »

No the duct is the same duct the copper eir line comes in. This is the line that has been pulled out. This 1.5 inch duct come in at the front of the house where the phone box is and only had the copper phone cable coming through.

This duct has nothing to do with ESB. This house is older so there is no white termination box on the side of the house or anything.

What bb have you got exactly?

Geuze · 23-10-2020 11:51pm

I have SIRO with Vodafone, the plan is called Gigabit Broadband Experience 1000.

I have two questions:

(1) the initial discounts have dropped, so I now pay 55pm. I am thinking of switching, but I think there aren't many competitors, as it's FTTH. Is it just Airwire?

EDIT: I now see on the SIRO website that there are several re-sellers.

(2) the plan name refers to 1000, but when I do various speedtests I get about 200-300, using ethernet to computer. Is this normal?

Geuze · 24-10-2020 12:06am

Geuze wrote: »

I have SIRO with Vodafone, the plan is called Gigabit Broadband Experience 1000.

I have two questions:

(1) the initial discounts have dropped, so I now pay 55pm. I am thinking of switching, but I think there aren't many competitors, as it's FTTH. Is it just Airwire?

EDIT: I now see on the SIRO website that there are several re-sellers.

Digiweb = (25*4mths) + (55*8) = 540, or 45 pm

Pure = 35 pm

Airwire = (20*3) + (50*9) = 510 = 42.50 pm, but 500 mbps for 18 month contract

I welcome any advice.

atlantean · 24-10-2020 9:08am

barry181091 wrote: »

No the duct is the same duct the copper eir line comes in. This is the line that has been pulled out. This 1.5 inch duct come in at the front of the house where the phone box is and only had the copper phone cable coming through.

This duct has nothing to do with ESB. This house is older so there is no white termination box on the side of the house or anything.

If the ducting that they used has nothing to do with the ESB then how did they gain access to this ducting?

I’m no expert on this but SIRO has nothing to do with Eir. In my case my house is older so doesn’t have the modern ducting. Both electricity and phone lines are underground but my SIRO fibre cable had to come to my house via overhead lines.

pg17 · 24-10-2020 4:28pm

Geuze wrote: »

I have SIRO with Vodafone, the plan is called Gigabit Broadband Experience 1000.

I have two questions:

(1) the initial discounts have dropped, so I now pay 55pm. I am thinking of switching, but I think there aren't many competitors, as it's FTTH. Is it just Airwire?

EDIT: I now see on the SIRO website that there are several re-sellers.

(2) the plan name refers to 1000, but when I do various speedtests I get about 200-300, using ethernet to computer. Is this normal?

In your speed tests the first variables are your computer, the network interface card in the computer and the type and quality of your ethernet cable. Any or all of these can limit your connection speed between the ISP's router and your computer. I think few people get close to 1gig on a single device. Don't expect the full speed with a poor cable, low spec network card or old or low spec computer.

Optimus Prime · 28-10-2020 11:47am

Hi , is there anyway to find out roughly when SIRO will be available ? I’ve seen vans etc around the place putting it in (Athy) it says coming soon on the website. Thanks

atlantean · 28-10-2020 12:49pm

Geuze wrote: »

(2) the plan name refers to 1000, but when I do various speedtests I get about 200-300, using ethernet to computer. Is this normal?

I get on average 940 Mbps down and 193 Mbps as you can see in the attachment which is what I get on my TV which is hard wired using Cat 6 cable.

Nollog · 28-10-2020 7:48pm

Optimus Prime wrote: »

Hi , is there anyway to find out roughly when SIRO will be available ? I’ve seen vans etc around the place putting it in (Athy) it says coming soon on the website. Thanks

It was 2 or 3 months from when I saw actavo ducting and putting up boxes on walls in my area.

Optimus Prime · 28-10-2020 9:20pm

Thanks a lot. They are doing it 1-2 months here from what I can see

scamalert · 29-10-2020 12:38am

Optimus Prime wrote: »

Thanks a lot. They are doing it 1-2 months here from what I can see

might be faster it it goes on the poles walls, in my area they ran it underground, was early sept month later stopped and around march that it went live, as remember speaking to guys and they were sure couple months but reality is can take up to 6mo, that said there was siro letter recently with promise to connect extra 4000 or smth like that by end of year, def worth to sub on siro webpage to get news once it goes live.

TheDriver · 29-10-2020 8:31pm

My installation couldn't go ahead due to a blocked duct under the meter box. Apparently the duct has a right angle. Whats the usual timeframe for the crew to tackle that? The installer seemed to suggest a day or two only?

20/20 · 30-10-2020 1:03am

My father has been waiting since March for Vodafone Siro to be installed in Howth North Dublin as thats when his ordinary broadband went down to less than 3Mb. There have been loads of promises made about when the install would take place but still noting. In August a hook was put on the house wall for the fibre and told the install would be soon. Still noting.
So September he contacted ComReg which made Vodafone contact him and promise early October. That date then changed to end of October as only the ESB can climb the pole for the connection.
Today which is End of October Vodafone have rang to say another month wait as planning is needed to get a connection to the pole as this has to be done by underground ducting. This is not ducting to the house. His next-door neighbour is about 500 yards away and does have siro, so I presume they mean ducting from his pole.
Today after Vodafone called I took this snapshot with one of the CCTV cameras. You can clearly see the ESB wires at top of pole and the power line coming across to the house.
Is the other cable with the curve and just above the light the broadband ??
Can a connection be taken off that cable , and why the need for ducting ??

schmoo2k · 30-10-2020 6:53am

20/20 wrote: »

My father has been waiting since March for Vodafone Siro to be installed in Howth North Dublin as thats when his ordinary broadband went down to less than 3Mb. There have been loads of promises made about when the install would take place but still noting. In August a hook was put on the house wall for the fibre and told the install would be soon. Still noting.
So September he contacted ComReg which made Vodafone contact him and promise early October. That date then changed to end of October as only the ESB can climb the pole for the connection.
Today which is End of October Vodafone have rang to say another month wait as planning is needed to get a connection to the pole as this has to be done by underground ducting. This is not ducting to the house. His next-door neighbour is about 500 yards away and does have siro, so I presume they mean ducting from his pole.
Today after Vodafone called I took this snapshot with one of the CCTV cameras. You can clearly see the ESB wires at top of pole and the power line coming across to the house.
Is the other cable with the curve and just above the light the broadband ??
Can a connection be taken off that cable , and why the need for ducting ??

That pole is very similar to the one that my house spurs off (three houses daisy chain off it) - none of us are in the Siro DB as having it available even...

atlantean · 30-10-2020 9:45am

20/20 wrote: »

My father has been waiting since March for Vodafone Siro to be installed in Howth North Dublin as thats when his ordinary broadband went down to less than 3Mb. There have been loads of promises made about when the install would take place but still noting. In August a hook was put on the house wall for the fibre and told the install would be soon. Still noting.
So September he contacted ComReg which made Vodafone contact him and promise early October. That date then changed to end of October as only the ESB can climb the pole for the connection.
Today which is End of October Vodafone have rang to say another month wait as planning is needed to get a connection to the pole as this has to be done by underground ducting. This is not ducting to the house. His next-door neighbour is about 500 yards away and does have siro, so I presume they mean ducting from his pole.
Today after Vodafone called I took this snapshot with one of the CCTV cameras. You can clearly see the ESB wires at top of pole and the power line coming across to the house.
Is the other cable with the curve and just above the light the broadband ??
Can a connection be taken off that cable , and why the need for ducting ??

It should be noted here that where I live there’s 41 houses in a U shape! Only around half the houses have SIRO. This apparently is because in our case the fibre cable is overhead and is daisy chained along the houses but someone objected to the cable running across the front of their house so SIRO stops there!

So within one small housing estate only have have SIRO — it’s been like that for over a year now.

Digiweb · 30-10-2020 10:16am

Optimus Prime wrote: »

Hi , is there anyway to find out roughly when SIRO will be available ? I’ve seen vans etc around the place putting it in (Athy) it says coming soon on the website. Thanks

Quite a lot of premises in Athy have just been released for order, send us a PM if you'd like with your eircode and we'll check if yours is included

Digiweb · 30-10-2020 10:18am

TheDriver wrote: »

My installation couldn't go ahead due to a blocked duct under the meter box. Apparently the duct has a right angle. Whats the usual timeframe for the crew to tackle that? The installer seemed to suggest a day or two only?

Once blockage is on private property which yours is then they are turning the blockage clearances round in less than a week at the moment. Once the Civils team clear the blockage its then passed back for a new appointment to finish the install.

alanc2003 · 30-10-2020 2:49pm

Im currently with SKY 1GB SIRO and my contract is up. Vodafone have an offer of €30 per month, so signed up online. Didnt hear anyhing from them so rang them. Apparently i cannot switch from SKY to Vodafone as there is some technical issue with SIRO and switching providers. Surely this cant be right

Digiweb · 30-10-2020 2:53pm

alanc2003 wrote: »

Im currently with SKY 1GB SIRO and my contract is up. Vodafone have an offer of €30 per month, so signed up online. Didnt hear anyhing from them so rang them. Apparently i cannot switch from SKY to Vodafone as there is some technical issue with SIRO and switching providers. Surely this cant be right

Must be a technical issue on Vodafone's side, we process these switches all the time.

positron · 30-10-2020 5:12pm

alanc2003 wrote: »

Im currently with SKY 1GB SIRO and my contract is up. Vodafone have an offer of €30 per month, so signed up online. Didnt hear anyhing from them so rang them. Apparently i cannot switch from SKY to Vodafone as there is some technical issue with SIRO and switching providers. Surely this cant be right

Vodafone is the worst crowd to deal with.

A while back I switched from Vodafone SIRO to Sky SIRO and Vodafone continued to bill me. It didn't resolve for ages, solicitors letters were sent out and I had to involve Comreg. Anyway, unlike all the other seamless broadband / utility switch overs, with SIRO at least, you have to call and cancel the previous provider it seems. Anyway, I am now trying to switch back to Vodafone (:rolleyes: mainly for price difference, Sky out of contract is 95 a month, where as Vodafone is 40, not sure how you got 30...). I rang Vodafone to switch and they are sending out the modem, and engineer callout scheduled for next week. Anyway, I guess they are saying it IS possible to switch from Sky SIRO to Vodafone SIRO, but we will have to wait and see how it plays out. Perhaps I should have gone to Digiweb.

LFCFan · 30-10-2020 6:24pm

alanc2003 wrote: »

Im currently with SKY 1GB SIRO and my contract is up. Vodafone have an offer of €30 per month, so signed up online. Didnt hear anyhing from them so rang them. Apparently i cannot switch from SKY to Vodafone as there is some technical issue with SIRO and switching providers. Surely this cant be right

I had the same going back from Digiweb to Vodafone to avail of a price drop but had no issue going from Vodafone to Digiweb before that. I've never known a company to have so many barriers to actually giving them your custom. Had issues trying to move to their mobile service lately too. Crazy stuff

oscarBravo · 30-10-2020 8:10pm

positron wrote: »

Anyway, unlike all the other seamless broadband / utility switch overs, with SIRO at least, you have to call and cancel the previous provider it seems.

No, you don't. It's impossible to switch providers on SIRO without providing your account number, and when the new provider takes over the account the old provider gets a loss notification.

Whether they act on that notification is another story...

TheDriver · 30-10-2020 9:47pm

You'd think SIRO would have a very clear charter for switching.
I'm curious positron, why is an engineer callout needed for a simple switch?

positron · 30-10-2020 10:46pm

oscarBravo wrote: »

No, you don't. It's impossible to switch providers on SIRO without providing your account number, and when the new provider takes over the account the old provider gets a loss notification.

Whether they act on that notification is another story...

Yeah that's probably where things went wrong and despite sky providing the confirmation that they have successfully taken over the line etc, they (Vodafone) were incredibly difficult to deal with and to get them to close my account.

TheDriver wrote: »

You'd think SIRO would have a very clear charter for switching.
I'm curious positron, why is an engineer callout needed for a simple switch?

I don't know either. I asked the same and the guy was as helpful as ever (that is, not at all) saying it's all part of the package and no extra cost etc. Then I got an email saying modem has been posted and a tracking link to anpost, but no tracking id / number. I wouldn't be surprised if this is another Vodafone f*ckup. :rolleyes:

oscarBravo · 30-10-2020 11:46pm

TheDriver wrote: »

You'd think SIRO would have a very clear charter for switching.

They do. On SIRO's system the new operator provides the premises ID and the account number, and that's all she wrote.

I'm curious positron, why is an engineer callout needed for a simple switch?

Shouldn't be.

20/20 · 30-10-2020 11:58pm

schmoo2k wrote: »

That pole is very similar to the one that my house spurs off (three houses daisy chain off it) - none of us are in the Siro DB as having it available even...

Forgive my ignorance, Siro DB. What does DB stand for ?
According to his postcode Siro has been available to him for about a year now.
For some very strange reason his garage also has a postcode (different code to the house no idea why ) And Siro is not available to the garage. Also I did try other providers about Siro and they cant do anything because Vodafone have the postcode since March with some sort of claim that work is in progress.

Would Siro spur off to the house from a cable like that ?

theShire · 31-10-2020 7:38am

Just got an email saying Siro is available to me now.
Which provider supplies a decent modem/router which I can use in bridge mode?
What router is supplied by Pure and are there any additional installation charges?

scamalert · 31-10-2020 1:30pm

theShire wrote: »

Just got an email saying Siro is available to me now.
Which provider supplies a decent modem/router which I can use in bridge mode?
What router is supplied by Pure and are there any additional installation charges?

depends if its underground or overhead, some companies like VF have a claim that there might be extra cost, guess if they need to carry out extra work from poles etc maybe ?

other companies have flat fee setup rate.
digiweb seem to offer best router from reading a while here, then again if your already aiming for bridge mode, dont think it really matters what router you get.

TheDriver · 31-10-2020 1:47pm

scamalert wrote: »

depends if its underground or overhead, some companies like VF have a claim that there might be extra cost, guess if they need to carry out extra work from poles etc maybe ?

other companies have flat fee setup rate.
digiweb seem to offer best router from reading a while here, then again if your already aiming for bridge mode, dont think it really matters what router you get.

Look up siro.ie and you'll see all the suppliers. I think all the vendors provide decent fritzbox or equiv modems whereas sky and VF do their own.
It seems like you should go for a smaller company for first install as you can get someone on phone to deal with it

RonnieL · 03-11-2020 6:22pm

SIRO is available in my housing estate, and I'm currently out of contract with vodafone. The fiber cabinet is only around the corner from my house, and our internet is generally decent, but since we moved in 5 years ago we've had many periods of glitchy service, on several different providers (vodafone, eir, sky). Since I'm working from home the whole time now, I'm thinking it might be worth switching to SIRO, but I've got some questions that hopefully the followers of this thread will have the answers to:

- Is a Siro connection likely to be less glitchy?
- Are there any major differences between suppliers, or are they all just selling the same service with different modems?
- The best current deal seems to be with pure telecom - decent?
- What work needs to be done to complete the connection, and is it messy?

theShire · 03-11-2020 6:33pm

Just got a flyer in my door for VF Siro for €20 a month instead of the usual €30, 12 month contract, says offer is only available from local store or via a specific phone number.

Was just about to sign up with Pure for the €35/month but VF is very tempting at that price!

TheDriver · 03-11-2020 7:15pm

That's a great price. Move after 12 months, seems like the best bet is to move (apparently with ease) annually.

TheDriver · 03-11-2020 7:18pm

RonnieL wrote: »

SIRO is available in my housing estate, and I'm currently out of contract with vodafone. The fiber cabinet is only around the corner from my house, and our internet is generally decent, but since we moved in 5 years ago we've had many periods of glitchy service, on several different providers (vodafone, eir, sky). Since I'm working from home the whole time now, I'm thinking it might be worth switching to SIRO, but I've got some questions that hopefully the followers of this thread will have the answers to:

- Is a Siro connection likely to be less glitchy?
- Are there any major differences between suppliers, or are they all just selling the same service with different modems?
- The best current deal seems to be with pure telecom - decent?
- What work needs to be done to complete the connection, and is it messy?

As with all Comms, no connection should be glitchy.
All same except modems. The smaller resellers seem to have better modems.
Pure does have best price but I had to wait over 3 weeks for an install date even though they told me a week and half when ordering. I'm now waiting on civil crew to dig to the pipe so I'm 4 weeks since ordering and no connection yet. I'm a regular estate customer.
Re installation, watch video on SIRO website

RonnieL · 03-11-2020 8:19pm

TheDriver wrote: »

As with all Comms, no connection should be glitchy.
All same except modems. The smaller resellers seem to have better modems.
Pure does have best price but I had to wait over 3 weeks for an install date even though they told me a week and half when ordering. I'm now waiting on civil crew to dig to the pipe so I'm 4 weeks since ordering and no connection yet. I'm a regular estate customer.
Re installation, watch video on SIRO website

Thanks for the reply. I had assumed since I am in an estate where they have done the work to make it available that there would be no digging required. I take it from your reply that isn't a safe assumption?! If it turns out digging is required, do you get an opportunity to change your mind without having to pay a fee?

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