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Re: BAD experience dealing with AT&T customer support and installation
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BAD experience dealing with AT&T customer support and installation
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nancygrrrrr
Newbie
Posts: 1
Registered: 11-03-2009

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This AT&T U-verse is complete &*(*&&. I had them sign me up very eagerly for service...gushing all over me only to be told 10 days later that the distribution point was too far away from my house to receive signal and U-verse could not be installed. AT&T customer service never mentioned this would be a case at the onset and never advised me to retain my old services until installation was complete. They claim they sent this information in an e-mail as a disclaimer...an e-mail which had a subject title: confirmation of service. I advice all future suckers of AT&T to look into this carefully and asking them upfront about service capabilities before signing on. Please pass on the word. Thanks Nancy
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11-03-2009 09:30 AM
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Re: BAD experience dealing with AT&T customer support and installation
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texasguy37
Gateway Guide
Posts: 1420
Registered: 05-18-2009

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Thank you for your post and your warning. Two things: - Until a tech is on scene to test your line, no determination can be made as to what level of service you can receive or even if you can receive any service.
- AT&T does advise potential customers to retain their existing service until new service is installed. When I had U-verse installed in May, I received the advice both by e-mail and snail mail. Also, even without that advice from AT&T, I believe that from a practical standpoint most potential customers would not terminate any existing service until new service is established. Even if service can be provided, unexpected delays can always occur.
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11-03-2009 10:04 AM
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