What did you do when it was time to renew ATT Yahoo DSL?
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My DSL service for Yahoo expires in June. Two weeks from the deadline, I will cancel my service so that I do not have to pay the early termination fee. Then, I signed up again online to get the 12.99 service using dialup. You lose around three weeks of DSL service, but its worth the price.\n\nI had to ask AT&T about it for a whole morning.
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As a result of the merger between SBC and AT&T, AT&T WorldNet Dial Members requesting DSL service has been transferred to AT&T Yahoo.\n\nAs a benefit, AT&T offers WorldNet Members an opportunity to retain their existing Legacy WorldNet email address in addition to the new SBC Yahoo! email address. Members opting to keep their AT&T WorldNet legacy email address after purchasing SBC DSL, must contact an AT&T Service Representative and request that their WorldNet email account be $0 rated. Failure by the Member to contact AT&T to perform this request will result in the WorldNet email address being deleted.\n\nIf you have any questions or concern you may contact:\n\nAT&T WorldNEt Email\n*WorldNet customer care\n   1-800-400-1447 \n\nor  http://memberservices.att.net \nselect the email forwarding link and follow the instructions\non how to transfer your WorldNet email to Yahoo
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Yahoo and SBC offer DSL for $16.95/month right now.  I still can't believe it when I find people in my area still using dial up.  If it's not available in your area, call your local providers and complain about their price.  Also call your state's corporation commission and complain there too.  Broad band should be very cheap everywhere, but just isn't yet.\n\nThough I use cable for my Inet connection.  I get 9MBit/sec with cable, can only get 1.5Mbit/sec with DSL.  But, then again, I'm paying $55/month.
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As service providers add people they sometimes upgrade central office switches, and that can cause slowness and unreliability for a while, then improved service later on. \n\nBut my cable connection has been rising in speed as Comcast decided they were not competitive and raised my speed while keeping my rates the same.  I've gone from 2MBit to 6MBit over the last two years, with the same $42/month charge.\n\nAnd you probably know that DSL speed depends on your distance from the local phone company switching office, but of course that has not changed so your speed should have been high all along.\n\nSometimes it helps to complain.  I called Comcast and asked if there was any termination fee on my line (knowing there wasn't), and they tranferred me to a "Please keep our service" group.  I told them I was very unhappy with the reliablilty over the last three months - which I was - and they lowered my bill from $42/mo to $29/mo, for 12 months, no strings attached.  So it may help to threaten to disconnect the service if you have real reasons to give them as to why.  No point in yelling at them, calm explanation of why you're unhappy work best.\n\nlastly, you should not be having to revew a contract - they should bill you month-by-month after the initial contract period is complete.  That's the way most DSL and Cable ISP's work, but I can't speak for Verizon - most of my DSL friends have SBC or Yahoo/SBC.\n\nGood luck..
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Why would you cancel dsl and go with dialup? Anyway, if your Yahoo! account was created when you became an SBC Yahoo! DSL customer, then it goes when you leave...unless you happened to have one independent of that one. \n\nIf the Yahoo and SBC DSL usernames are linked, then you'll need to get a new one...and you won't have access to those photos.\n\nAll isn't lost if that's the case, however, as all you have to do is create a new free Yahoo! account now...and move all your photos over to it, before leaving SBC.
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There's really no secret to it.  They'll give you the updated deal if you just ask.  Tell them you heard about the new deal and you'd like to switch to that plan instead.  I did it several times with no issue.  However, you won't be able to cancel your phone line.  That's required to have DSL when with AT&T.  There's no way around that one.  Also, you may not even be able to get the higher speed because it's dependent on how far you are from one of their hubs.\n\nIn the end (since you have to have a phone line and slower speeds) I switched back to cable.  It's far faster and the prices are really close to the same.
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Yahoo DSL is DSL, so what is your question?\n\nIf you cant support DSL then Yahoo DSL is not an option...
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yes that's why, you have to find streams meant for dial up.\n\nIt's not as expensive as you think. A lot of phone companies anymore can get Yahoo DSL for $14.95 a month.
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Call me a suck-up, but AT&T-Yahoo!'s High Speed Internet access offers 1.5mbps (theoretically) access for $12.99/mo. Personally, that seems quite a good deal. Hope this helps!
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don't know .we use another .drop aol years ago
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Maybe your husband merged the yahoo mail to the sbcglobal mail when he registered the account cause you actually have that option. Best thing you can do is call sbc dsl tech support at 1-877-722-3755 and confirm with their technicians if the two accounts were indeed merged.
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If you get a DSL line you'll be able to receive and make calls. \n\nSearch for SBC Yahoo DSL...only 15 bucks a month!
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Cancel BellSouth if you have, and sign with AOL.  Simple as that.  Considering BellSouth is getting bought out by AT&Fee, it is an extremely wise decision to do this ASAP.
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Are you talking about Yahoo! mail? Cause I don't think I get it either anymore. They've been doing constuction on the site with SBC-Yahoo DSL to ATT-Yahoo DSL, and a new page. I guess it got lost in the process.
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sbc yahoo DSL is making this offer for new users only...and Scott is absolutely wrong...yes, it is super, super fast....I have it now and i used to have dial-up before. You WILL notice the difference. i am only payin 14.95/month\nonly aol would prob charge $25.00/month
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I currently have SBC Yahoo DSL at home.  If this is what you are wanting, you can visit http://dsl.yahoo.com for information on subscribing.
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I think SBC (AT&T) is the best.  AT&T is offering DSL \nfor $12.99 for a year and there other benefits too You might want to check it out.