AT&T Fiber Account

I have a Samsung s90c smart TV and I’m using Samsung’s YoubeTV app on at&t internet. YouTubeTv worked fine until January 29 and then it stopped loading channels/videos.  Everything else on the TV works fine.  I have no problem with Samsung’s apps for Youtube, Prime, FrndlyTV, MAX, Plu

I signed up for the inaugural $70 per month for life plan when I moved in 5.5 years ago. Now ATT is saying that plan was not guaranteed and they are increasing the monthly charge to $74.99. Has anyone else had this problem of them lying and increasing the price on a guaranteed rate? I have spoke

I got the old bait & switch from AT&T today. I received mail about every other week telling me I need to call to upgrade my internet service to fiber by May or my current service would be disconnected.  Well, I already had fiber.  I had the 300 plan which was perfectly fine for my needs.  After deal

I have been unable to login to my @att.net account since Friday April 26th. It takes my user and password and says logging in and then returns me to the login page.

I have the 2gbps fiber plan. I had it at my old home and just moved into my new home and had the same service established. It had worked flawlessly for the first month or so in the new home, and I never had issues with AT&T fiber in my old home. However, the past week or so I have been getting r

Connectivity issue. I have tried multiple times to troubleshoot the connectivity issue on all of my devices my TV laptop cell phone. Troubleshoot using the home manager. It did not work. This forum page keeps crashing too.

I keep getting these alerts “Network attack blocked” and the description says “we’ve prevented a suspicious connection and your network is secure” the device is my security cameras. It has the ip address of the attacker.  I get these alerts every half hour or so.  Mostly from the same 3 i

We are a new ATT Business Fiber customer; we run servers which serve customers around the world and require to be able to send outbound email via SMTP on port 25 from the static IP addresses we have (paid for) as part of the service. All outbound connect attempts on port 25 time out. Searching the

The answer is probably "no" ... but - I have a block of 13 static IPs and all of them trace back to the datacenter in my city. I have everything configured and it's working great. Now I was thinking. Would it be possible to distribute my block of static IPs across the USA in an effort to reduce "

Hello, My mom has a severe hearing impairment and uses a landline telephone with closed captioning. The landline phone also requires an internet connection for the closed captioning. The price for the phone is $55 a month. The price of the internet recently when from $45 / month to $70 / month. It