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Like the other person who replied: hard disagree. When I first tried to get Sonic ADSL in San Francisco there was a multiplexer on the line (no 56k, no DSL).
by inferiorhuman 4y ago
Like the other person who replied: hard disagree.
When I first tried to get Sonic ADSL in San Francisco there was a multiplexer on the line (no 56k, no DSL). Lots and lots and lots of calls with Sonic later and they threw their hands up and told me to deal with AT&T myself. In the end what worked was going into the PacBell/SBC/AT&T direct support forum on dslreports.com and having one of those techs prod the bitchy bell into disconnecting the multiplexer. Nothing I've seen since then suggests that Sonic has any more sway over AT&T these days. In fact if you get the resold AT&T service from Sonic you still have to rent the AT&T dongle and use the AT&T DNS servers.