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In article <4puo1p$b8i@dogbert.multiverse.com>, dan@multiverse.com (Dan Lowe) wrote:

> In article <ekarsten-1506961121000001@ts1-p34.multiverse.com>,
> Karsten Elliott <ekarsten@mail.multiverse.com> wrote:

> It's available in general, yes.  Your specific location is probably one of
> those where ISDN just isn't a priority for Ameritech.  IMHO, Ameritech has
> its head pretty far up its rectum when it comes to ISDN.  Those of you who
> know Jamie up here at Multiverse, he recently moved and wanted ISDN installed
> in his new residence.  It took them almost *two months* to get the order
> straightened out, before the line was activated.  The wiring was done early
> on, the line was not active though...  


No doubt. After doing a little more checking, it seems available in most of the communities SURROUNDING my area; what's sad about that is that there is a a telephone switching office ONE BLOCK from my house!  It seems Ameritech has NO priorities in this neighborhood, and I'll leave that to imply what it will. It's absolutely FRUSTRATING to  know that you have to move to another part of town to upgrade your Internet service seemingly because Ameritech doesn't feel that folks down "here" arent as big a priority.  

KVE

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