From: "Glenn Meadows" 

Plug a phone line into the dialup use line, just to see.

Sounds like you need a good cleanup of your internal wiring.  Possibly some
exposed wires in the jacks or junction boxes.

If the modem line is clear, that means you should be able to make the
normal phone line clear as well.  My guess is that the modem line is clear.

I remember back in my dialup days, that in our new home, I had a similar
problem, with WSM coming in on the phone line, and it totally screwed up my
dialup service.  You could actually hear the radio station coming out of
the modem speaker in the computer.

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Glenn M.
"Ellen K."  wrote in message
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> That's what I was thinking.  Vin Scully brings back memories of my
> childhood (that's how long he's been announcing for the Dodgers) but if
> I really wanted to hear him I could just turn on the radio.  The
> interesting part is that only one person I talk to also hears it.  She
> is in Canada.
>
> I have four jacks for the homephone, two of them have the radio station,
> one has a loud buzz (which the other party can also hear), the fourth
> one doesn't have a phone hooked up to it.  All my phones are plug-in.
>
> I also have a jack for the second line I currently use for dialup, which
> I was figuring to get rid of once I would get DSL.  Don't know if the
> radio station is on it because I never tried using a phone on it.
>
> On Wed, 3 Jan 2007 11:38:21 -0600, "Glenn Meadows"

> wrote in message :
>
>>The radio station on the phone will for SURE be a problem with DSL.  I'd
>>get
>>that fixed NOW, even before you order the DSL.
>>
>>Does it appear on all phones, or just certain ones?  Are they wireless in
>>the house, or hard wired to the wall phones?
>

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