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Join Date: Aug 2001
Location: San Pedro,CA
Posts: 22,506
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Want to dump AT&T, can I change my land line provider?
I have two houses on a lot, I live in the back house.
Evey time the person in the front house moves out and disconnects their phone AT&T manages to screw up my phone line. Does AT&T own the phone lines coming into my house and am I forever at the mercy of these phone Nazi's?
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Join Date: Sep 2005
Location: So. Cal.
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We have been without internet t-1 and 5 phone lines at work due to an ATT outage. I have been told by several knowledgeable in this area that even if I change providers the signals will still come in over the same (old) copper. It sux!
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I switched to Comcast a few years ago & have been very happy..
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Scott--
Yes, AT&T owns the copper wires coming into your house. As Byron said, the alternative is to use your cable provider (Comcast, etc) as your phone provider as well. Its a different wire.
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