14 Apr 10 13:35, Roger Nelson wrote to Ross Cassell:


 RC>> In order for me to have had the solution, I would have had to have
 RC>> access to your router, to see which WAN IP address you had been
 RC>> assigned.

 RN> As it turns out, I was lied to about a static address.  Of course,
 RN> they 'll assign me one at a cost of $15 a month, waving the $140
 RN> service call.  I'm told that's the best they can do, so the best I
 RN> can do is go back to what I had -- POTS and DSL.  I'm sure they won't
 RN> like it, but that's their fault -- not mine.  They're calling back
 RN> tomorrow morning to learn what I've decided.

 RN> Roger
 RN> P.S. My static address before Uverse was 74.167.111.188

Keep the Uverse, it's a whole lot faster than your old DSL service. Then
get the DNS name and DNS service and you won't have to fight the idiots at
AT&T again.

                R\%/itt

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