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Cable/ internet selection
Previously in America tou could choose your cable/internet provider and plan in American, recently cable monopolies are popular. Is this even legal? Many of the tenants loved their AT&T service because reception & quality was better. In Central Ohio tenants are forced to get rid of AT&T and get crappy soectrum. Its mandatory in the lease, isn't this considered a monopoly since they are forcefully taking AT&T customers at Enclave at New Albany( office address 4955 Enclave Blvd. Westerville, Ohio 43081- and 2 other complexes in this area. After awhile if this isnt stopped every complex in Franklin County will be stuck with crappy Spectrum.
JefferMC
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34.7K Messages
3 years ago
As I recall the legislation, the complex cannot prevent you from using a service that you can access from your home without the complex providing facilities. For example, if you can put a satellite dish on a porch/deck, then the complex cannot prevent you from using a satellite service. However, if wiring doesn't exist for a certain company's Internet service, then the complex is not obligated to allow wiring to be placed.
An ILEC's wiring would have to be accessible by a CLEC, but that's about the only way you can force the complex to allow you to have a service that requires wiring.
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Former Employee
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32.9K Messages
3 years ago
If it’s mandatory in your lease the complex your in made a deal with charter. Complain to them. It has nothing to do with AT&T.
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