Bangladesh Telegraph & Telephone Board

BANGLADESH TELEGRAPH & TELEPHONE BOARD was the state telecom entity in Bangladesh that operated fixed-line telephony and related public telecom services before being converted into Bangladesh Telecommunications Company Limited (BTCL) on July 1, 2008. Public sources mostly discuss it in a historical context rather than as a currently operating organization. (btcl.gov.bd)

Network-attribution databases still label some IP ranges and an ASN with the legacy “Bangladesh Telegraph & Telephone Board” name; however, other records map active operations to BTCL (for example, BTCL-ISP-AS AS45588). This indicates that older naming persists in routing/geo datasets even after the 2008 corporate transition, and the publicly visible technical footprint is better verified under BTCL than under the BTTB name.

Standalone user-review coverage specifically for the BTTB name is scarce, and most feedback online is posted under BTCL instead, making reputation signals for “Bangladesh Telegraph & Telephone Board” fragmentary. With limited direct reviews tied to this exact name, a neutral middle score is the most defensible choice.