HELP, external connection box/unstable net connect...

Hi all,
I really need some help as I feel I'm getting no where with BT help desk.
I'm in a new build house that has the grey external connection box, which is considered my master socket. I have been told that all phone sockets in my home are considered extension sockets.
I have intermittent and fluctuating Internet connection speeds and static noises on phone line when I pick up the receiver.
I have been told that I need to connect my home hub Ethernet cable to the master socket. How? Its outside the property. I have searched the house on numerous occasions and all sockets are extensions.
Do I need to make one of the extension sockets inside my home a master socket? If so how do I do this?
Please help, Many thanks.
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any sockets in use require a filter. your sockets should only have 2 wires conencted to terminals 2 & 5 and if the wire is conencted to terminal 3 that is the old bellwire and should be removed as known source of interference
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