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Review by aarond12 See Profile
Posted: 233 days ago
member for 233 days, 5 visits, last login: 230 days ago


Dallas,Dallas,TX
$35 per month (12 month contract)
about 7 days
AT&T
"Rock-solid connection -- uptime around 99% according to router."
"A voice line was required, so it goes unused at my house."
"No bandwidth caps, PPPoE handled in modem, multiple computers is okay... great!"
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    Previous to getting AT&T DSL here in Dallas, TX, I had Comcast... er, Time Warner Cable. Their uptime was around 65% according to my router. I would have WEEKS where my connection was non-existent. I even signed up with my cell phone company for an unlimited tethering plan so I would have a reliable connection while the cable modem was down.

    Finally, after going for about 1 year without paying a cable bill (complaining about lack of service and getting my money refunded worked for an entire year! yes, it was that bad!), someone with half a brain at Comcast told me that it was extremely unlikely they could get consistent service at my house. I took that as my cue and left Comcast.

    I signed up with AT&T and the modem was on my door step within 7 days. Set-up of the Efficient Networks, er, Siemens DSL modem was painless. My only complaint was that DSL + an unused phone line was cheaper than naked DSL. (I think the price difference is nil now.)

    Currently, I get a consistent 5Mbps+ down and 600kbps up speed from the DSL line. I have noticed one outage in the two years I've had this connection -- and that lasted less than 1 hour. Impressive for a residential-class line!

    Now if only they would get Uverse in my tiny little town of Dallas freakin' Texas!

    Followup comments:

    ILpt4U
    Premium
    join:2006-11-12
    Lisle, IL

    Dry Loop DSL...

    A Voice Line is not required for ADSL...

    It is called Dry Loop DSL. Also known as AT&T High Speed Internet Direct.

    Logan 5
    Wondering what happens next..
    Premium,MVM
    join:2001-05-25
    The WasteLAN
    ·Pacific Bell - SBC

    Re: Dry Loop DSL...

    "Naked DSL" is not yet offered across the entire AT&T footprint so in some cases & areas a POTS line & service agreement are required for DSL service as part of a 'bundle'.

    I am a Pacbell/AT&T DSL Customer for 10 years now and it wasn't until last year that "Naked" DSL was finally offered where I live.. I had a landline I never used and had to pay for it along with DSL service for 9 of those 10 years....

    Now I pay $45/mo. for "Elite" service (6mbps down/640kbps up) and don't have a land line anymore (A Fully Cellular household).
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