 | It will still be the same ole Embarq in good ole Jville NC No matter what Embarq in Jacksonville NC will continue to force bundled phone/dsl packages on its customers. Most of the local population of Jville are military and use cell phones since it makes more sense for them. Unfortuneately they are forced into bundles if they want DSL buying phone service that they will NEVER use. I doubt that the FCC will ever look into this though. For Embarq its a win win situation the consumer pays for a service they dont use, and because the service is not used the company in this case Embarq doesnt have to spend as much on maintenance for the equipment that provides the service. Maintenance cost down means profits are up. Gotta love it. Untill they change and allow all of their customers in all of the markets they service to have the choice of dryloop DSL or a bundle F Embarq. |
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 1 edit | I'm on dry loop DSL and an Embarq customer. How do you explain that?
You simply need to call in and ask to drop your landline. If you threaten to leave, they will most assuredly hook you up with dry loop. |
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 | I have been in jville NC for a long time I have threatend to leave and they told me to pound sand so I did. Embarq will never change in Jville. According to your profile pic you are in SC, Different market different rules. Heck in some areas Embarq sells Fiber. Cant get that either. Again until they offer it to all customers in all markets then they can go F themselves. You shouldnt have to threaten to leave them to get what you want. That in itself is just bad business. |
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 | Post your concern in the Embarq forum. There are support staff who frequent the forum and will be happy to get you swapped to dry loop. |
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 | THanks for the advice, but it will have to wait untill I get back from the sandbox. . |
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 | reply to Hazy Arc Will the FCC ever stand up to the bells. I read where Copps feels they just play games with the FCC and keep throwing lawyers at them. Well stand up to them and allow others to enter the business and let the level playing field taake effect. |
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