[Lazamataz]

Darkness Map

AT&T, Chicago, IL

AT&T, Denver, CO

AT&T, Grand Rapids, MI

AT&T, Dallas, TX

AT&T, Pittsburgh, PA

AT&T, Olympia, WA

AT&T, Vancouver, WA

[RadioAstronomer]

You gotta hear this! I got through to the customer service center and the guy told me they have had 850,000 calls since 6am this morning. WOW! He told me he has no idea when thay will have service again.

[The Truth Will Make You Free]

cox@home is still up in Tulsa.

By the way, I've always had pleasant service from Cox here, even though I've had to call then more than should be necessary. They've been upgrading the cable so my connection has gone out from time to time, but they gave internet subscribers free basic cable through Dec of 2002. A nice gesture. The 29.95 is about half of the 49.95 for DSL.

[Semper911]

Massachusetts reporting in: ATT Broadband still up and running.

They are apparently not involved with ATT@home or excite@home, except for web page hosting.

They used to be TimeWarner, then MediaOne Roadrunner, now ATT Broadband. I guess it's all about where they came from that decides which servers they are connected to.

By the way, I could never give up my cable modem connection even though I can't stand the customer service at ATT. I consistantly get download speeds of 900K to 1.5M. There is no home DSL package that can do that for 40 bucks a month. Not even close.

[Jerry_M]

"At this time, around-the-clock negotiations continue with Excite@Home and its creditors to prevent any interruption of service. Currently, we are not aware of any planned service interruptions and will update this hotline if the situation changes. We apologize for any inconvenience this situation has caused and thank you for your loyalty to Comcast."

Current situation for Comcast customers.