We've had AT&T forever. They have us listed as a "valued business client" for some unknown reason. We originally put 3 lines into the house, one for us, one for Kimmi (never have a teen without their own line) an one for the computer (back in the days of dial-up).
When we went to DSL, we dropped the third line and upgraded immediately. Then when Kimmi left for school, we canceled the second line. But we also have had Dish Network forever too and both our cell phones are AT&T (Cingular).
We run our DSL hard, with the two (and sometimes three) computer games running at once (my son plays Star Wars and other games) and the TV running a lot, we're high-use customers and we don't have issues with slow downs unless we get lag from the game servers (WoW loves that lag). It's really good.
The "business" designation has us on the customer list that gets us up higher on service calls, etc. I have no idea why they put us on it unless having so much for over 10 years and no late pays.
Yeah, my brother has worked for AT&T for years and I was asking him how it was for him. They've been our mobile provider for years and I've been considering doing their internet/phone/tv thing. Good to hear another person that its working for.
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When we went to DSL, we dropped the third line and upgraded immediately. Then when Kimmi left for school, we canceled the second line. But we also have had Dish Network forever too and both our cell phones are AT&T (Cingular).
We run our DSL hard, with the two (and sometimes three) computer games running at once (my son plays Star Wars and other games) and the TV running a lot, we're high-use customers and we don't have issues with slow downs unless we get lag from the game servers (WoW loves that lag). It's really good.
The "business" designation has us on the customer list that gets us up higher on service calls, etc. I have no idea why they put us on it unless having so much for over 10 years and no late pays.
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