Is that wire a thin yellow cable with a plastic connector that plugs in at your end because if it is, then thats a patch cord that is not meant for anything other than to connect a media converter to an ONT inside your house. It should most def not be used outside.
Bascially what they doing is, installing normal fiber optic cable ( its like cable tv wire ) from pole to pole, if someone wants a connection in that area, they will connect a very thin cable from pole to your home, its like hair, so thin and insulation is not very good.
i talked to there guy about it, he said we are Only using this thin wire from nearast pole extension to clients home ( gpon router on your computer desk), because it helps reducing cost.
Here is my review so far,
trust me Fiberlink is amazing, im using basic package ( 16mbps ), i first thought of upgrading it to 50mbps, but honestly i dont feel like i need 50mbps. 4k videos, watching twitch at source, i also tried streaming on youtube/twitch with 16mbps, it worked fine with 720p 60fps.
About downlaod speed, it sticks on 2.0 Mb/s. Got 4.0 Mb/s from 2:30 am to 11 am.
lastly, major issue about fiberlink is only using that thin wire, because it can easily b bend or cut off, i got a situation where my wire got cut from nayatel guy when he was installing a connection, he causally bent and tapped it to next wire without knowing that its an fiber cable.