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This is also the company whose sales reps swear up and down, to this day, that they don't offer dry loop DSL "because there is no demand". Of course, if you kn
by Xichekolas 17y ago
This is also the company whose sales reps swear up and down, to this day, that they don't offer dry loop DSL "because there is no demand".
Of course, if you know the magic phone number, you can call the dry loop division directly, and they are as helpful as can be. I asked one once why they were so hidden... she answered: politics.
- miles 17y agoAnd the magic phone number is...? 1-800-264-0002 But you might want to do a bit of research before signing up: Get AT&T Dry Loop/Naked DSL In 5 Minutes http://consumerist.com/342490/ http://consumerist.com/342490/ AT&T Dry Loop DSL Hard To Find, Get And Cancel http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/ATT-Dry-Loop-DSL-Hard-To-Find-Get-And-Cancel-100952 http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/ATT-Dry-Loop-DSL-Hard-To-...
- Xichekolas 17y agoAh yeah I suppose I should have posted it! That is exactly the number I have. I was told it's for the region that includes Texas, but like you say, they can forward you on where you need to go, and the people at that number tend to actually be helpful.
- 4buot 17y agoi never had a problem getting stand-alone dsl...the phone numbers are secret because local carriers never really integrated into Bell Mobility, and Bell Mobility never really integrated into ATT...they are basically separate companies all named ATT to confuse you.