$10 768kbps AT&T DSL This Weekend > Does AT&T advertise the $10 DSL anywhere?

Does AT&T advertise the $10 DSL anywhere?

Has anyone forgot how advertisments is booming on the for companies well there u have it .

Some days this website depresses me.

reply to Karl Bode
Last I looked, it was 14.95 for the 768 tier. Express (1.5/384) was 19.95, Pro (3/512) 24.95 and Elite (6/768) 34.95. Express, Pro, and Elite have all been solid for me, but then again, there's an RT about a block away.

What about people like ME! Im stuck on AOL for christeys sake. Parents wont switch cause there stupid. ATT Now wont expand to where i live cause copper is dying. And im assuming either Verizon FiOS or Charter Cable whoever was laying cable a year ago wont come here either cause its not profitable enough.

Ill demonstrate

Me "This is MADNESS!" General cable companies / DSL and such "No this is non profitable RURAL AREA" -Kick

-I lose all hope of getting good internet

reply to Karl Bode
If you live in the former 9 State Bellsouth Territory it is not available at that price. It was $24.95 for DSL Lite and they dropped to $19.95 for DSL Lite new customers only. Original customers still will pay the $24.95 as it not available at $19.95 much less $10.00 to them. They are grandfathered? into higher pricing. Way to go BS/AT&T.
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reply to dentman42

DSL Lite  DSL Ultra  DSL Xtreme  FastAccess 6MB
$19.95     $32.95     $37.95      $42.95
256/128    1.5/256     3/384       6/512

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AT&T offers a wide range of broadband products and services in the Southeast including:

FastAccess DSL Lite (up to 768 Kbps downstream; up to 128 Kbps upstream) — $19.95/month.
FastAccess DSL Ultra (up to 1.5 Mbps downstream; up to 256 Kbps upstream) — $32.95/month
FastAccess Xtreme (up to 3.0 Mbps downstream; up to 384 Kbps upstream) — $37.95/month
FastAccess Xtreme 6.0 (up to 6.0 Mbps downstream; up to 512 Kbps upstream) — $42.95/month

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reply to Doctor Olds
AT&T's Michael Coe says it's available starting today across their 22-state footprint. The only thing I can think of is that they think they'll offer it, but not tell anybody, in order to kind of play footsie with the agreed to merger condition....

reply to DemonChicken

Ah i love you judgmental people. Im a minor. And there are no jobs for me to do. The end.