[EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
On Thu, 2 Sep 2004, at 1:51pm, [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
The only problem I've had was the initial install. Verizon came out to
the house and ran two new lines (don't ask me why)
*Two* new lines is rather odd. Typically, Covad DSL (which is what Speakeasy is using) brings in DSL on a dedicated line, so that means a new loop has to be provisioned from Verizon. This is in contrast to Verizon's DSL, which typically "piggy-backs" on an existing POTS loop.
I *think* Verizon ran two new lines to replace the two *old* lines, even though I was dropping the second phone (used primarily for dial-up). All I know is I came home one day to find both wires had been changed and the Covad guy used second one for the DSL modem when he did his part. Now I have a "dedicated" line each for the phone and the DSL modem. I decided to just let it ride, keep an eye on the bills, and not ask any questions (I hate that glazed look you sometimes get when asking questions).
dlr
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