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   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 12:11a

ATT DSL (Dry-Loop/No phone DSL) for $23.99 (1.5 Mbps) or $28.99 (3 Mbps)
ATT now offers DSL without local phone for $24 for 1.5 Mbps or $29 for 3 Mbps. No Contract. But modem is not free with this deal.
ATT phone number 1-888-800-4095


   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 12:11a

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Link for details of rate plans: http://www.att.com/gen/general?pid=10850

PLEASE add your city/state/zip below in the following format:
IN (Fishers/46038, Noblesville/46060, Indianapolis/46240/46250/46260)

Appears to be a soft pull - took my credit app info again...

Works for:

AL will cost 37.95 ( include 5 fee ) 3-4 $ tax = 40$
AR (Little Rock/72211. Verified 10/31 by Colebert. 23.95 and 28.99 plans.)
CA (Burbank, San Diego/92122, Sunnyvale, San Francisco/94116/94102, santa clara 95051, Pasadena 91106, Albany 94706, Berkeley 94707, Oakland/94606/29.99, Milpitas 95035 (NOW $34 -3Mbps), Fremont/94555/28.99-3M, San Luis Obispo 93405, Los Angeles 90005 3M), Irvine 92620, CA customers can call 858 522 8838 (not tollfree) if you want to bypass a hold time on the 888 number above. Or if you're in Oakland or the Bay Area, you can also call 866 593 0724 (toll free).

FL (West Palm Beach/33406)
GA (ask for "Bundle 97" or "Stand-Alone Fast Access" -- most of the CSR's should be familiar with this
IN (Noblesville/46060, Indianapolis (Southside)/46237, Bloomington/47408) $35 for 1.5 and $19.95 for 768. no special deals
IL (Chicago, Champaign, & Rockford)
KY

LA 866-805-3921, was quoted 37.95 for dsl extreme(no dsl-lite available for dry loop). NOLA-70118 Works fine, 19.99 but they want 75 bucks for the modem. (New Orleans/70065) possible promotion of $37.95-$15 credit (for 6 mths)=$22.95

MI (Rochester Hills-48307 - $28.99 tax for 3Mbps, Lansing 48917 - 24$/1.5Mb, 28$/3Mb, 38$/6MB, Okemos 48864- 29.99$/1.5MB, 34.99$/3MB)
MO (Springfield, St. Louis/63129, Independence/64055)
MS (Southaven, MS/38672) $37.95 for 1.5, $42.95 for 3.0, and $47.95 for 6.0. No Promos.

OH (Toledo/43604, Columbus/43212- 23/29)
OH (Akron/44303, fastest available is 3Mbps)
NC
NV (Reno 89509 $28.99 for 3mbps
SC
TN (Kodak/37764) $47.95 for 6.0 or perhpas 42.95 for 3.0
TX (Houston,Arlington,San Benito, Dallas/Ft Worth) Not valid for Houston Fiber Optic area where Uverse is available.


Does NOT work for:
GA (31501)
GA (30319)
GA (30030)
GA (30663)<-- you should try again.

OR (Beaverton/97005) Alternate # given was 800-210-9384. Clueless CSR's leading to disconnect after 20 minutes - post if anyone in OR has success.
TX (supposedly but reports conflict with this)
CA (SF, CA 94121) (Castro Valley, 94552)THEY WANT $45-$50 !!!!!!!! Cheaper to go with a land line

For all the states that quote the 45-50$ rates, say a "friend" told you about special pricing. If it doesn't work once, try calling back and getting a different associate. My first time didn't work, then I mentioned that a friend had told me about special pricing, and they gave it to me.

Florida (and I assume the rest of the former Bellsouth areas) can call 1-877-737-2478.

Alabama resident 1-888-757-6500

Some tips on how to activate DSL after change: Link
If you don't want to call them and want to register your account yourself, here's what you need to do. point your browser to 192.168.0.1, the modem IP address. When prompted for login password enter: sbcyahooreg@sbcglobal.net for the login and sbcyahooreg for the password. This should enable you to connect (no kidding). Open an second window in your browser and enter attreg.att.net to register your account. Go through the registration, step by step. That's where you will set up your own login (email address at ATT) and password. Once the registration complete. go back to the modem and "disconnect". On the connect page, replace your sbcyahooreg login and password with your newly created. Once done, click connect. voila! you're set!

Message edited by: RAV12KOSTROMA on 2008-10-10 21:24:00 CDT
alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 12:23a

anyone have this? how much with the taxes and what not


will any old dsl modem work? I'm guessing there's a page with all the compatible modems so we can snag a cheap one off e-Bay.


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 12:48a

Anybody get this to work?


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 12:52a

rsk said:ATT DSL (Dry-Loop/No phone DSL) for $23.99 (1.5 Mbps) or $28.99 (3 Mbps)
ATT now offers DSL without local phone for $24 for 1.5 Mbps or $29 for 3 Mbps. No Contract. But modem is not free with this deal.
ATT phone number 1-888-800-4095

YMMV on region. I called before and they said it was not available for my region.


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 12:55a

ddark said:

YMMV on region. I called before and they said it was not available for my region.

And your region is...?

It would be helpful to know where people have had success (and failure) in getting naked DSL from AT&T.


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 1:01a

No Phone DSL from AT&T for $24 or $29 works in Michigan


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 1:16a

Any Floridians have this? I'll jump all over this if it's true.


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 1:39a

mikeman said:ddark said:

YMMV on region. I called before and they said it was not available for my region.

And your region is...?

It would be helpful to know where people have had success (and failure) in getting naked DSL from AT&T.Probably where BellSouth was.


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 3:36a

This applies to the 9 state region that was Bellsouth, now AT&T Fast Access DSL.
GA
FL
AL
LA
NC
SC
TN
KY
Ms


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 4:00a

mikeman said:ddark said:

YMMV on region. I called before and they said it was not available for my region.

And your region is...?

It would be helpful to know where people have had success (and failure) in getting naked DSL from AT&T.

I'm on the dry loop plan. I had to ask for it, though. I'm in Ohio.


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 6:40a

any success in CT?


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 7:16a

I tried to get this in the Chicagoland area six months ago and was told by ATT that although available, The price would jump to $40 or $50. They claim that the reason I get this service for $19.99 currently is because of the discounts that apply to subscribers with land lines.


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 7:22a

http://www.dslreports.com/shownews/How-to-Get-2399-ATT-Dry-Loop-DSL-87863 said:

How to Get $23.99 AT&T Dry Loop DSL
Customer retention offer only....

Though AT&T has been talking a good game when it comes to unbundling its DSL and landline services, most of their speed tiers still aren't available as standalone products. While the company is offering a 1.5Mbps DSL and wireless bundle in seven trial markets, a few weeks ago some users in our Connecticut AT&T forum noted that existing customers could get 1.5Mbps dry loop DSL for $23.99. An AT&T customer retention rep has since leaked precisely how to get the offer:

•Call the AT&T Dry Loop department directly at 888-800-4095
•Ask to switch to "DSL direct"
•If they give you a hassle, say it's a retention offer

You can also get 3Mbps AT&T Pro service for $28.99 this way as well, but the retention deal is apparently only available in the Midwest, Southwest California, Nevada and Connecticut. Note: this won't work in Bellsouth territories, as they offer an entirely different dry loop offer. We're still waiting on that territory-wide, 768kbps dry loop DSL AT&T promised as a BellSouth merger condition."


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 7:30a

Available in Noblesville, IN. Just got switched from $65/mo (ph/dsl) to $29/mo (dsl).

Happy Jax here!

Edit:
Just to give some more useful info in case it's helpful for somebody...

The rep gave me no problems at all with switching over - I just asked for the "Dry Loop DSL Package" and she got me setup for it. She said it was a no-obligation/no-contract deal so I can keep it for as long as I want. She said that I could continue to use my current DSL modem. She also said that they'd have to disconnect my phone and DSL service 2 days before they install this service. I asked a bit more about that (because I don't like going without internet) and she said it's because they have to install new stuff at my house on the outside since there's no longer a dial tone for the internet signal to piggy-back on. Oh, and she said to continue using the filters on my phone lines as I had previously used. I asked if there were plans coming out anytime soon that would be faster and she said that while she didn't have any specific information about anything like that, she suspected within a year or so there would be up to 6.0mbps plans.

Just thought I'd share in case anybody has questions about any of this.


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 8:44a

I do not know if this will help anyone else but this number is for the mid-west 1-888-800-4095 .I spent about 1 hour making calls. I live in Ga. 30663 zip code. I was told all that was available for me with dry loop was
[1.5 Mbps] for $37.95 and that the person I was talking to could not give me the price with taxes.


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 9:18a

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alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 9:20a

This works in Chicago too. Not sure how long it will last though. This is how my bill looks:

Current Charges
SERVICE DISCOUNT 10/19/07 11/18/07 $-26.0
ATT Yahoo! HSI PRO N 10/19/07 11/18/07 $54.99

TOTAL $28.99

So I wonder how long the $26 "discount" will last.


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 9:20a

too bad it is not valid in TX


alert mods    
   posted: Oct. 30, 2007 @ 9:52a

Has anyone tried this in the NC area?


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