ATT sues California to let them dump landline customers, demands Trump FCC let them cut off landlines and screw residential and business subscribers and end lifeline services
https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/document/1052026865813/1
https://www.fcc.gov/ecfs/document/1052088398339/1
@lauren It’s time cellular devices the system deems necessary including smartphones, I-pad, and laptop computers are designated a utility and treated as such with oversight and lower affordable cost that comes equipped with speed, safety, cloud, WiFi internet, identity theft and other necessities that isn’t a burden for the poorest customers including elders.
@lauren 63 bucks a month for local calls only, they certainly have it priced to make you want to ditch it if its viable.
I know a couple seniors that keep theirs going for emergency purposes & actually have had occasion to use it in the last couple years.
@Finitum It is the ONLY reliable option in many emergencies, especially if you live in fire-prone areas or earthquake areas. Remember when AT&T had the big mobile outage a few years ago and 911 told everyone to use landlines to reach them??? This is all AT&T bullshit -- they've broken every promise about fiber deployment and I've been battling them on these issues for many years. Even now you can live across the street from where AT&T has fiber and they won't let you have it on the other side.
@lauren in our neighborhood, weirdly At&t has door to door salesmen trying to sign people up for their mobile service maybe a couple times a year. I'm not sure what the angle is but probably to get more people off of landlines so they can point and say "see no ones using it!" to regulators.
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