gsganzer
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- Joined
- Jun 11, 2003
- Messages
- 3,163
- Location
- Denton, TX
- Tractor
- L3800 w/FEL and BH77, BX 2200 w/FEL and MMM
I also have the wireless radio and I've been real happy with it. My local provider is Smartburst
Richard,
Tell your credit card company that you lost your card and they will issue you a new one with a new number. Tell your provider that you no longer have a credit card and that you will pay by check. Let them decide if they want to drop you and you shouldn't have an early termination fee.
If they agree to keep you your set.
I haven't had a credit card number that lasted more than six months, which means that all those autopays that accumulate have to be renewed, giving me an opportunity to revisit them. Or in the case of ones like this that require autopay, stop them in their tracks.
Perhaps this is a good thread to share a funny story from 3 weeks ago.
We had a big meeting at the Jacksonville AT&T engineering office. Power company, 2 fiber companies, gas, FDOT... the engineer of record for the road work wanted to call in to the meeting; but AT&T couldn't get a working phone line in their own conference room. Luckily we had a Verizon cell phone we put on speaker phone.
Don't mean to beat a dead horse, but come off friend in town's router, tower on there roof, tower on your roof, long as you can get line of site and use one of https://www.ubnt.com/these and you got it. It is almost plug and play:thumbsup:According to the phone company, you have to be within 3 miles of the equipment (router) to get DSL. Even though we are in a very rural area, we live 2.5 miles from the phone company building. (that building is in a town of 400 residents, and we live 2 miles outside of the city limits) We pay for a 3 gig line, but due to the degradation of the 60+ year old cables, we're lucky if we actually get 1.5 gig download speeds.
There is no TV cable here. So, the only other options that we have are dial-up (BT,DT) and satellite.