marmo said:Hi just found out about dryloop in CA.

I called ATT disconnect service and they want to charge me $200 to setup new dryloop service.

I am an existing customer of ATT with Phone and DSL and I think this is absurd.

Has anyone else had this issue or were they able to setup dryloop at no cost or minimal cost?

Thanks all

never heard of that
why don't you try to call ATT dryloop department?

The deal should either be marked dead, or be updated with the new pricing. The original offer page (http://www.att.com/gen/general?pid=10850) is being automatically redirected to a new offer page (http://www.att.com/gen/general?pid=11523) now, which shows the following pricing:

AT&T High Speed Internet Direct Elite: $45.00 per month
AT&T High Speed Internet Direct Pro: $40.00 per month
AT&T High Speed Internet Direct Express: $35.00 per month

And these aren't good deals anymore.

vws said:The deal should either be marked dead, or be updated with the new pricing. The original offer page (http://www.att.com/gen/general?pid=10850) is being automatically redirected to a new offer page (http://www.att.com/gen/general?pid=11523) now, which shows the following pricing:

AT&T High Speed Internet Direct Elite: $45.00 per month
AT&T High Speed Internet Direct Pro: $40.00 per month
AT&T High Speed Internet Direct Express: $35.00 per month

And these aren't good deals anymore.

i noticed my bill was increased to $29 from $24...I guess there's a $5 increase now? anyone else notice this? i read one post in may saying their price got increased too.

vws said:
There's a price change notice on your statement in the last couple of months. You can read the full context at http://helpme.att.net/dslupdate .

actually I didn't get a price change notice in any of my previous statements...oh well

Just noticed that my price for Dry Loop Pro finally went up to $34 per month, from $28.99. Looks like this is still cheaper than the $40 for new service. I'm in the market for a new laptop for my daughter, and considered taking advantage of the $100 credit for new cable internet service from TWC, which offers a 6 month teaser rate of $28.99, with free install and modem. We have had nothing but bad experiences with TWC, are quite happy with DirecTV, and ATT does not yet offer Uverse in our area. My concern is that if I take the teaser from TWC, with the intent of going back to Dry Loop in 6 months, there will be little reason to do so if I end up paying $40 per month for new Pro service.

Comments?

$100 Cash Back Offer for Internet: $50 for purchase of AT&T High Speed Internet Pro or Elite speed. Requires AT&T local and long distance service. Long distance not required with online orders at att.com. Orders placed online at att.com will receive an extra $50 for each qualifying purchase. Must be new customer to qualifying service(s). Cash Back redemption requires customer to retain qualifying service(s) a minimum of 30 days and at time processing of reward is completed. Check will be sent within 4–6 weeks following redemption of reward to eligible customers. Check may not be used to pay for local telephone service provided by AT&T. Cash-back offer may not be combined with other AT&T promotional offers on the same services. Offer ends 09/20/08.

More current offer disclaimers: free modem, free wifi hot spots, $10 basic DSL, switch from cable cash back, etc.

Hi

I am planning to move in several weeks to an apartment in the same complex. Do they match account addresses when it comes to the $125 Cash Rebate for switching from Cable service. I currently have Comcast but want to get DSL when I move to the new unit. Is this possible to get the rebate or is the same service address necessary? Thanks in advance.

Look slike Dry Loop is no longer an issue... just got this in an email from AT&T:

* Termination of Voice Service. With AT&T High Speed Internet Direct service, we can deliver the benefits of broadband without a home phone connection. For customers who terminate their home phone service with AT&T — but not their high speed Internet service — we have added new language that will ultimately enable us to maintain a customer's broadband connection at the then current rates, terms, and conditions for AT&T High Speed Internet Direct service.

Rates should change shortly I'd think across the board.