Re: Dear FCC and FTC is this what lobbying buys? -

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jbwok @sonic.net	reply to user3030 Re: Dear FCC and FTC is this what lobbying buys? As the footnote 2 on page 1 of the agreement states As used herein, the "AT&TBellSouth in-region territory" means the areas in which an AT&T or BellSouth operating company is the incumbent local exchange carrier, as defined in 47 U.S.C. §251(h)(1)(A) and (B)(i). "AT&T in-region territory" means the area in which an AT&T operating company is the incumbent local exchange carrier, as defined in 47 U.S.C. § 251(h)(1)(A) and (B)(i) Which I read as ALL ATT customers (that would be new to ATT DSL) I'm just kicking myself for not being patient by 5 days as I just signed up for my first ever DSL with another company. I thought I had interpereted the agreement wrong and thought it was for areas that previuosly didn't have any DSL available from ATT or Bellsouth. Yeah and the $15 vs $10 differnce over a year is $60 which I know for you latte drinkers ain't nothin but for me it's something!
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Old_Grouch Don't just sit there silly DO something Premium join:2004-05-26 Greenwood, IN kudos:1	said by jbwok : Which I read as ALL ATT customers (that would be new to ATT DSL) I think you can not say ALL ATT customers that would be new to dsl. The hook is that it is in the states where at&t is the ILEC. at&t is a CLEC in a number of locales as well and this offer would, in theory, not apply there. Kinda makes sense though because nothing assures at&t they would be able to buy from the ILEC at a price that would allow $10 to the customer.
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Re: Dear FCC and FTC is this what lobbying buys?