"Instead of accepting the ruling and changing their tactics, BellSouth executives decided to threaten the state, saying they'd cease rural community DSL deployments; BellSouth's Louisiana President William Oliver warning at the time that BellSouth would "halt investment in its high-speed Internet network if the ruling is not changed."
Instead of just the custmore being held hostage it sounds like Bellsouth wants to the state/states hostage.
Alot of people don't want a dial tone period. Maybe they have a cell phone or VOIP,, all this from bellsouth just makes them look worse and worse.
oliphant5 Got Identity? Premium join:2003-05-24 Corona, CA
Yep and let them start returning the RUS money they've been collecting over the years, along with the back interest difference from their subsidized loans and while they're at it they can give back the grant money too. -- -- Munis Killed the Telco Star -- Powered by Barry McKockenner Racing in association with Jack Mikkokov Motorsports
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