> If its going out when it rains, its likely wiring on your house, not plant Ya, it wasn't and they knew it wasn't, they had already admitted that point. The p

> If its going out when it rains, its likely wiring on your house, not plant Ya, it wasn't and they knew it wasn't, they had already admitted that point. The phone company can actually tell when there is an issue on their end you know. The issue was some of there equipment was missing a lid. So when it rained, it filled up faster than it drained and shorted the circuit. The solution was put the lid on that should be there. But please, don't let facts (that you didn't know) get in the way of you continuing to rant as a previous field tech get in the way of telling people to suck things up because for some reason you still don't feel like doing that job. Oh and I am fully aware of the difference in responsibility at the NID.