darksiege wrote:
normally the way that the charges to the customer work is if it turns out to be a Customer Premise Equipment problem... since this was not the case it may give you room to *****.
Yeah. I never asked them to check my house line, he asked to enter to check it. He never told me about a charge or had me sign anything. He left no receipt of being there.
And they admitted over the phone it was the local dslam after the visit. Which is still causing drops as we speak.....even though that was supposed to be fixed 2 days ago. A month of unstable connection I've paid for now, with no end in sight.
Next time ATT sends a damn sub, I'm telling them to leave also. They were suppose to send a GD truck to check their line. I never asked them to check my freakin house line.