AT&T Home Zone

[RandallA]

Preparing for the launch of the AT & T Home Zone?

http://att.sbc.com/gen/press-room?pid=5097&cdvn=news&newsarticleid=22226

 

[cosmo_kramer]

Depends on where you live. AT&T CSR recently told me it won't be available "in the northeastern states for a while". He couldn't/wouldn't comment further.....

 

[RBBrittain]

Depends on where you live. AT&T CSR recently told me it won't be available "in the northeastern states for a while". He couldn't/wouldn't comment further.....

And I doubt it will ever be available in any northeastern state other than Connecticut (the only one that's SBC/AT&T territory). Arkansas, OTOH, is another story...

 

[RIRWIN1983]

not true, they are in ohio, michigan, ect. ect..

 

[OoTLink]

Now if only Dish would hurry up and release their ISP-agnostic VIP service!

[If such a thing exists]

 

[RBBrittain]

not true, they are in ohio, michigan, ect. ect..

"Northeast" usually doesn't mean anything south or west of Pennsylvania (such as the old Ameritech region); when you get up there, the only SBC/AT&T territory is Connecticut (SNET). Being from one of the original Southwestern Bell states, I certainly know where SBC/AT&T's territory is.

 

[RIRWIN1983]

"Northeast" usually doesn't mean anything south or west of Pennsylvania (such as the old Ameritech region); when you get up there, the only SBC/AT&T territory is Connecticut (SNET). Being from one of the original Southwestern Bell states, I certainly know where SBC/AT&T's territory is.

it wasent ment to be an insult, just that the term northeast is thrown around way too much, and alot of times ohio gets thrown into that "region" when you look at a ne usa radar map, there we are, alot of companies consider ohio part of their ne district/region, ect.... ohio is one of those states that falls into too many regions. great lakes region, midwest,northeast,ect....

the funny thing is, if you look up say a phone number from ohio that used to be an ameritech number, it will still say its owned by ameritech. when we all know they are long and gone. heck when i had my local phone installed at our new house, on the pole the guy used a grey ameritech box to hook us up with. everytime the name changes i dont think it realy does as far as the puco is conserned. i guess techinically im still ohio bell, lol

 

[cosmo_kramer]

It looks like the process has started in CT:

AT&T has said it hopes to bring its TV service to some parts of the state by year-end. The company plans to make the service available to more than half the state's households within three years.

AT&T May Take Bite Of Cable TV's Pie