Landline Home Phone

My elderly mother’s landline phone has been out since the first week in May and AT&T is refusing to fix it.

Is there such thing as feature codes for rotary phones? For example, if you’re a customer of the Rural Telephone Cooperative in the next town over, you can dial “1169” on a rotary instead of dialing “*69” like you would on a touch tone. I tried that, but it didn’t work. What are the rotary feature

I am trying to get new traditional landline service and have called 1-800-288-2020, 1-866-5955, and lastly 1-800-772-3140 as I am 88 yrs old and just want a single landline so my emergency alert caller will work. I am low income and need Universal Lifeline service. I've been on the phone over an hou

What are the steps needed to get landline service for my elderly father

Is there a fee to cancel my landline service? If so, what is the fee amount?  Thanks!

AT&T, along with other providers of landline phones, will be actively phasing out their landline services soon in response to the FCC Landline Shutdown Order 19-72. U.S. service providers will be required to offer customers an alternative to landlines and use devices to convert analog signals to

I had a traditional landline for over 40 years. I put in a trouble ticket for repair many times. No one would contact me, service was not repaired, bill came as usual. After a while I would call again to find the trouble ticket had been closed. I would reopen another. This went on for almost a year

Which dept or person at AT&T can I get utility easement information for a particular parcel in Contra Costa County? Our service at our home is out for LANDLINE. The AT&T tech who came today says they need access to a neighbor's back yard 2 houses away. But neighbor REFUSED ACCESSED to tech

ATT is pulling out of Orange, CA, and I'm interested in finding out if they will be releasing their easements back to the property owners. I have old landline phone wires buried, and the pillars that contain them are rotting. I doubt anything contained in them is useful.  

When the fiberoptic cable was "installed," installer said he could not lower it between the walls because of a "fire stop." The result is that the only "land-based" phone connection I have is directly into the modem.  Today, I discovered that not only are my wall phone connections useless, but