That means we have narrow, 26 gauge copper wiring to the house. So, in all, we are far away, at to top it off, our copper is circa 1995. According to tier 2 based in Texas, the length is 3300 feet but can vary either direction.
Our actual length from the VRAD wire-wise was 3000 feet according to him. Then, he opened our NID (which hasn't been used since we terminated POTS/ADSL service in 2003) and tested it for loop length. This technician dug around our pedestal and made sure all of the copper inside it was okay. Coincidentally, my friend and I were driving from her house to my house and we actually pulled behind the tech as he was leaving the cross connect cabinet. He was able to enable my address to receive service.Ī tech first arrived at my home on June 2, 2009. So, I took the initiative and contacted one of the AT&T upper support guys that frequent this website, David. Also, my friend's mother is a former employee of AT&T and she has a lot of insider information.
I've driven around trying to find other 2Wire rgs pop up, and can't find any.
In fact, we are the only two customers currently on Uverse as we know it. However, the online system did not and still doesn't let any of her neighbors or mine get Uverse. Then, in May, one of my friends who lives about 2500 feet driving distance on the other side of this equipment was able to sign up for Uverse. I was excited.Ī VRAD and cross connect cabinet popped up about 2500 feet of driving distance from my home. Fiber optic cabling could be seen being laid next to one of the new lanes. Finally, they began to dig up the road (Hodges Blvd) that my neighborhood is off of. I was constantly on the lookout for VRADs, DSLAMs, and cross connect cabinets. So, at the beginning of this year I became Uverse obsessed. Basically, for years they were the only company to provide EVERYTHING.
#Utalk problem. im in usa tv#
Also, their TV service had a high amount of artifacts and lacked much availability. File downloads would be close to 100KB/S.and calling them only resulted in the customer being blamed for any issues. Our cable provider, Comcast, lacks a reliable network in Jacksonville. LOVE YOU ULTRA.Internet speeds faster, more reliable.much more HD offerings, and TV service looks niceĭistance limitations for some customers limit internet speed/HD feedsĪT&T Uverse is the best TV, internet, and phone service in Jacksonvilleīeginning in December 2008, I first found out about AT&T Uverse services in Jacksonville.īeing an AT&T Mobility customer since 1999, it was thrilling to hear they were now offering TV, internet, and VoIP in Jacksonville. For me this is A-Ok because I now finally have a US number for doing things that I as an American need to do and can only perform if one has a US telephone number. Any calls made outside the us are charged from the cash balance. I always keep at least $20’usd credit balance AND I pay for plans on a 6 month basis (like $67USd for a very basic plan of SMS and 150’min, to be used inside the US). Only tiny drawback is that the phone must be used at least once every 40 days in order to remain active and must have a plan or a balance. The SIM card is always open and now, finally, have a US cell phone that works overseas. Thank god I ordered an Ultra and I used Ultra’s SIM card (i have a dual sim cell phone) to place a call to both aforementioned credit agencies the call lasted nearly an hour and cost me about $5. I had to call Experian and Equifax about an unrelated matter and my local (non-US mobile carrier) would not work. But Ultra works for both data, SMS, and calls. Long story short: Ultra works for making calls on a normal cellular network. June 2021 I was back home stateside and I ordered an Ultra SIM card (+ a USMobile card) which got delivered to my place in Atlanta. I had not had a us number for a large part of my time abroad. American teacher here, I’ve been working overseas for over 9 years.
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