Phone line down in yard

Hi @willsmith82,

You do not need to be a ATT subscriber to notify us of exposed lines. You will find information here on how to have this addressed. 

-ATTU-verseCare 

Hi,

I've tried this number.   The automatic phone prompt keeps asking for an account number and when I finally get through to a person they give me the runaround and refer me to other people that are unable to help.  

This is not an acceptable solution.

Hello @bettyharrell223,

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No,the line has a tree limb on top of it and is down but not exposed. We live in Douglasville Georgia 

I NEED HELP WITH PHONE LINE DOWN IN MY DRIVEWAY. [edited for privacy – please do not post personal information]

I have an office in a business park. The phone line to my office is lying on the ground in front of the office for a length of about 100 feet. It is in the parking area. My next door office neighbor's phone line is sagging down into the sidewalk at neck level. It is a serious hazard to pedestrians using the sidewalk.

I reported this to ATT on Friday afternoon but as of today, nothing has changed. Trying to contact anyone via telephone was the most frustrating and time wasting thing I have done in years. When I finally reached someone who claimed to represent the repair people I told her that the sagging line across the sidewalk was a huge lawsuit waiting to happen but that obviously doesn't matter to them. This is Florida, home of the worst ambulance chasers in the world. I am considering calling one of them to have a "client" suddenly suffer a neck injury. Shame on you ATT, you represent  the worst of American corporate citizenship.

By the way, the address of the sagging wire is 3200 S Andrews, Fort Lauderdale 33316 on the East side of the complex. Be careful walking down the sidewalk or parking. [Per Guidelines:  Keep it Relevant and Appropriate].

I am in the same situation.  THIS IS NOT A SOLUTION!  They just send you in circles.  The number is garbage.  I ended up at the same call center over and over.  

Apparently calling 

180055157272

and entering 0 helps IF you want it pulled back up.  

If you want it removed entirely, you need Customer Service (who just sent you to buried lines, who sent you to repairs, who sent you back to customer support, who sent me to tech support, who sent me to repairs again, who finally sent me somewhere that arranged an appointment for Wednesday from 8am-5pm..... this is no joke....).  I will be back to let you know if anyone ever came.

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@KGWilliams123 wrote:

I am in the same situation.  THIS IS NOT A SOLUTION!  They just send you in circles.  The number is garbage.  I ended up at the same call center over and over.  

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i have a wire down from the storm.

Anyone help??

This number didn't help me; I got transferred 6 times.

All those numbers are absolutely useless since these are automated systems with zero ability to handle these kinds of issues (downed wire). We need someone coherent from AT&T to post a viable path to resolution here!

From the link at the top of this topic.  Can also be found on the right side of this page under "Report Line or Pole Issues"

To report drooping wires or AT&T equipment left in a yard or on the street
Call 800.288.2020. This option is available 24 hours a day.