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Patches
@bellsouth.net
| Terrible service Trying to get in touch with somebody in AT&T technical support is deadly and finally when I get to talk to a human being it happens to be someone from the Philippines, so speaking English as a second language with a heavy accent the same than myself.
As a result I get nothing except to be infuriated since we don't understand each other.
The beauties of outsorcing. | |
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WiFiguru
Formerly jnethostman
Premium
join:2005-06-21
Lodi, CA | Truckroll and byte billing If AT&T goes to usage billing, I will defiantly disconnect my service from them.
Good review though, and, I do not know why they charge for truck roll with a static IP subscription... makes no sense at all. | |
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Memoriallanes
@ameritech.net
| ATT gone from here! To start off, ATT (SBC) has been in this house since it was built in the 1950's. Not no more!
I have been with ATT first off, dial up and then DSL. The dial up was off line ( due to line problems )almost as much at it was on. Every time they would come out they would say, but sir, its your phone line and we cant touch it, thats ATT's problem. But your ATT, yes but not the phone part. So you get them out and they tell you it is your Modem and they cant work there either. Now that I have had DSL for 15 months, I guess I can say they are worthless.
The trouble shooters say its your phone line, and the phone guys say its your DSL. SSDD, The trouble shooters had me disconnect my DSL and the static was still so bad you couldn't make a phone call. When the line guys show up they say, you should get rid of your DSL its causing problems for my phone system.
Best part was when I told the guy that it was also ATT, and his follow up was thats why he has cable! | |
| ChiTang
Premium,MVM
join:2002-08-23
Alhambra, CA
| AT&T and SBC is the same company SBC bought AT&T so AT&T is not a worse/different company than SBC.
Static DSL is considered as business plan (at least not residential) and it requires a professional install (no DIY install), hence the truck roll.
People need static IP for various reasons and should pay more, but simply because your "OFFICE" is at home does not imply you can have "business service" at the expense of "residential price".
My 0.02.
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I used to be indecisive, now I am not sure. | |
| | totalradio
join:2007-09-15
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4 edits | Re: AT&T and SBC is the same company I don't know where your "myth" comes from, but it is a myth.
First, if you already have a dynamic IP service, then upgrading to a static DOES NOT require a truck roll. Only if you need additional wiring (or problems in the wiring) does a truck roll become necessary !
Second, in most areas, you can get DSL for the first time, and not need a truck roll. AT&T (and most competent carriers) can provision the line within days. In the meantime, they send you the modem, and you can do the rest. Again, if you need some wiring done, then a truck roll is needed.
Third, I have a static IP at home, so if I have to pay "business rates", then so be it.
Of course AT&T tried the "truck roll" with me, and I KNEW it wasn't necessary. They did all of the circuit work in the CO and elsewhere, and I rebooted by modem. Works just fine for me !
Yes, we know AT&T & SBC are the same...PacBell (the old Pacific Telesys) Ameritech (Illinois & Michigan Bell), BellSouth (the old South Central Bell)...They're all one big happy family ! | |
| cprgirl
join:2002-01-18
Plymouth, CT
| Yes, AT&T sucks Just like SBC and before that SNET. I have had nothing but problems with my connection...they cant fix it. Unfortunately, I have NO cable so I am STUCK with AT&T.
If I could switch I would....
DONT even get AT&T if you have the option of someone else to give you internet connection!!!! | |
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David
No,there is another.
Premium,VIP
join:2002-05-30
Granite City, IL
clubs: | Re: Yes, AT&T sucks You could post in the at&t direct forum. I think DNSguy  has been picking these up (rDNS). | |
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@bellsouth.com |  PTR Record Request
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Surfer
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