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legally, maybe not, but in my experience, every time you reactivate the service, they ask to replace that wire from the street to the home even if they don't ne
by ijhuygft776 3y ago
legally, maybe not, but in my experience, every time you reactivate the service, they ask to replace that wire from the street to the home even if they don't need to so that they can overcharge ATT/customer... they even often try to replace the existing box on your house with an extra huge one for no practical reason.
- jacquesm 3y agoSure, but if you're 100% certain that you will never use their service again that's not such a huge issue. I did the same with a power line on my Canadian property where they kept that line powered up even if I wasn't using the service because we were all on solar and wind. They didn't want to send someone out to take out the road side fuse. I called them and asked them who would be liable if due to their refusal to power down the line someone would get injured and they sent someone out immediately :) That wasn't a theoretical risk by the way, the first stretch of that line must have been many decades old. Algoma Power... no love lost between us.