AT&T's letter simply says Callvantage will be shuttered sometime in 2009, with more information at a later date.
The actual hard copy letter does not mention a specific timeframe, but the the on-line Disconnecting Your Service FAQ would seem to imply only a 60 day delay from notification to shutdown.
AT&T CallVantage® Disconnecting Your Service What are the various mediums you are using to reach out to these customers?
A combination of direct mail, e-mail and voicemail for 60 days.
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reply to NetFixer You can consider the mass mailing a non-specific 'pre-notification.' The "actual notification" will come at a later time (whether tomorrow or three months from now, who knows?). The deadline for any individual customer is 60 days after the date of that second communication.
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The "actual notification" will come at a later time (whether tomorrow or three months from now, who knows?). The deadline for any individual customer is 60 days after the date of that second communication.