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att air and uverse compatibility
I have att dsl I want to upgrade to att air that is now available in my area. I currently have uvserse and want to keep using uverse after the upgrade. Is this possilbe? Gary
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I have att dsl I want to upgrade to att air that is now available in my area. I currently have uvserse and want to keep using uverse after the upgrade. Is this possilbe? Gary
ATTHelp
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232.9K Messages
5 months ago
Hi @glbollin,
We hear you, and happy to assist you!
Thank you for your interest in AT&T Internet Air! To give you the most accurate information on pricing and availability, please contact us at 844-296-7589 to reach our AT&T Internet Air team.
For further assistance, we are always here to help!
Thank you,
Bill, AT&T Community Forums
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Former Employee
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5 months ago
Possible, yes as two separate accounts...
ATT AIR is cellular internet only account.
You would need to keep your Uverse IPTV account and all equipment including the gateway but will need to call to cancel the internet service.
What internet speed do you currently have?
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glbollin
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5 months ago
50 up via vdsl. I was assured that i could get uverse via the new att air gateway.
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Former Employee
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22.5K Messages
5 months ago
Nope, Uverse IPTV service is strictly hardwired VDSL requiring a VRAD (Video Ready Access Device) FTTN or direct fiber FTTP of which either connects directly to the Video Hub for your market.
ATT AIR is FTTCT or Fiber To The Cell Tower with no connection to the market Video Hub.
If you had DirecTv Stream, an internet streaming service, then yes you should be able to have the tv service using ATT AIR as DirecTv Stream works with ANY ISP service that has at least internet 25 or above.
https://streamtv.directv.com
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thechef1
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5 months ago
> I was assured that i could get uverse via the new att air gateway.
Nope. U-verse TV uses multicast technology to deliver IPTV thru the AT&T network, which has been customized throughout the network down to each house, an expensive network design. No such capability exists on the cellular network.
Maybe they were referring to other DirecTV offerings such as their streaming service (unsure).
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