🚀 go-pugleaf

Hate to have to tell you this,but telocity relies on bellsouth for
linetesting and routing thru their dslam equipment,then you have to
rely on telocity's personnel to get your order right and in my
experience thats not to likely,been trying to get their service since
early Nov.somebody keeps dropping the ball finally orered from bellsouth
installing tomorrow



In article <83rf7o$7rs$1@nnrp1.deja.com>,
  disgruntled bellsouth customer <rfc1122@my-deja.com> wrote:
> Ordered Bellsouth ADSL 3 weeks ago.  Install  is scheduled for
tomorrow.
>
> Just received a call today that they couldn't test my line because of
> an address conflict.  I verified the address as correct.  It is the
> same address they send my phone bills too.  It is the same address
> they have come to on two separate occasions to fix line problems.
> Apparently the guy who is supposed to test the phone line can't read
> a map.  I live in an apartment building and the street only exists
> within the complex and is about 300 meters long.  It is on any Thomas
> bros. map printed within the last 5 years.  Fed Ex and UPS make
> deliveries here all the time--I guess Fed Ex and UPS have higher
> intelligence/educational requirements for their drivers than
> Bellsouth has for their telecomunications technicians.  I don't
> know if I want one of these dumbasses in my house now.
>
> The sad part is they have a big building on Strickland.
> From my porch, using a 7 iron, I can hit a golf ball and hit their
> building.
>
> What a bunch of idiots.  Now I got bounced back another 3 weeks.
> After reading all the stuff on this group I knew something would go
> wrong.  But I expected a more exotic excuse:  Time Warner-trained
> squirrels eating wires, lightning strike, the-two-weeks-before-Y2K-bug
> bug, something... but an imaginary address conflict 100 meters from a
> major Bellsouth maintenance structure?
>
> The only reason I wanted Bellsouth is my company pays for
> my phone bill and internet and Telocity can't put it on my
> phone bill.  So I will just have to send in two bills instead.
> A small price to pay to be free of  their crappy service.
>
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> Before you buy.
>


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