My question is about the situation where I choose not to take a contract with EON now so they do some basic setup 8I don't exactly know what) for free as part of the roll out, but they tell me in future it will still cost hundreds of Euros to connect if we don't take them up on a contract now. If they roll out here (which they are doing) and we later come to Telekom and say "we would like a fiber contract with you" (once the initial period is over (they have exclusive rights for the first two years I think) will we have to pay Telekom hundreds of Euros to connect to the infrastructure?  

• There is no cooperation between Telekom and E-On (as far as I know). I.e. via the E-On fiber you will never get a Telekom plan (unless Telekom and E-On agree on a cooperation which can happen at any time - nobody knows).
• If Telekom will ever provide an own "Telekom-fibre" in your neighbourhood, nobody knows . They may or may not.
• Even if E-On tells you that you get their fibre connection for free during fibre rollout in you area, it's likely that they will charge you if you sign up after the rollout period, just because they have the capacity for groundwork and the marketing budget only now.

Lot's of guessing. Crucial for you is to get the physical fibre now. If not, you risk to wait for Telekom forever or end up paying E-On for the last couple of meters because you didn't sign up now.

Just my 2 cents...

Hi @Canhams,

and thank you @DMSE.

Has that answered the question?

Sincerely,

Johannes P.