cyfan said:I did online chat yesterday with AT&T customer service person. She said they don't sell "naked DSL" to my area (Lawrenceville..north of Atlanta). Probably worth another try although Charter has $15 a month for 6 months without requiring cable TV service so I'm doing that.

The lady I talked to online said it does not exist and there is no way it would exist. I sent her a exerpt from the FCC

This works in Dallas, I called back on the 18th and CSR offered me the deal no problem. I just asked for "dry dsl" and he even gave me a modem FAR deal. I just got internet access on the 30th.

AT&T reps also will deny that they have a $10 a month DSL lite plan, but if you press them - I had to fill out an online form - a link will appear. I do not think it is naked tho. Really, the $10 plan is all I need at home with the T1 at work. Lets see if this forces Comcrap to bargain some.

You guys/girls are genius'!

Dry DSL would have been $29.

My current DSL(3.0) is $25 and my phone was $10.
They changed my phone to measured rate for $5/mth.
Now DSL $25 + $5 Phone = $30/mth. $1 more a month and I keep a spare line.

Thanks!

TeamAllen said:You guys/girls are genius'!

Dry DSL would have been $29.

My current DSL(3.0) is $25 and my phone was $10.
They changed my phone to measured rate for $5/mth.
Now DSL $25 + $5 Phone = $30/mth. $1 more a month and I keep a spare line.

Thanks!

Dude you are forgetting about the taxes on a phone line. That $5 metered service becomes $12 metered service after all the taxes. I know, I have it.

I just spoke to a genius AT&T CSR. I wanted to convert my phone line + DSL to dry loop. He couldn't understand how I could get dry loop if I had a phone. Then he would say that if I got dry loop, I wouldn't have a phone. I kept saying "I know" but he just kept repeating it.

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
This number is not working...Any alternate number?

Perfect timing OP! Moving to a new house next week and just ordered the pro package in north Chicago suburb.

miamikk said:Anyone from MIAMI were able to sign up for $23.99 (1.5 Mbps) or $28.99 (3 Mbps) ?? I called and they gave me about $15 higher prices.

A few of my friends have tried in Miami. After having the retentions dept search for about 20 minutes and conferencing the dry-loop dept, they were told although the plan is available, it is NOT offered in their area (only the bundle 97 dry loop plans). There are threads on www.dslreports.com that confirm this. Maybe West Palm Beach is included in the promotion?

(San Francisco, CA)
Called the number and rep said it's neighborhood specific, which I guess I confirmed.

I tried my current address at zipcode 94121 (north of Golden Gate Park) and dry-loop service is NOT available...

I tried my future address at zipcode 94116 (south of Golden Gate Park, about 1.5 mi away) and dry-loop service _IS_ available.

Express (1.5mbps) is $23.99 and Pro (3.0mbps) is $28.99 as OP listed.

I'm currently paying Pro + cheapest phone line and it still comes out to be $42-44 after all those taxes, so this will save me a bit when I move in a few months!

csrx said:miamikk said:Anyone from MIAMI were able to sign up for $23.99 (1.5 Mbps) or $28.99 (3 Mbps) ?? I called and they gave me about $15 higher prices.

A few of my friends have tried in Miami. After having the retentions dept search for about 20 minutes and conferencing the dry-loop dept, they were told although the plan is available, it is NOT offered in their area (only the bundle 97 dry loop plans). There are threads on www.dslreports.com that confirm this. Maybe West Palm Beach is included in the promotion?
I signed up in Boynton Beach. That sucks you guys down there can't get in on it. Anybody from Broward able to get in? I wonder if it's just Palm Beach that can.

Thanks OP. Now I can finally dump Comphia completely (I signed up with D* a couple weeks ago) and save some money. I hated their HD-DVR and they didn't offer the programming packages I wanted. The internet was good, but pretty high. This is a great plan if you can get in on it, and hopefully it works pretty good.