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At one point this morning, there were two Verizon trucks plus a contractor’s pickup with backhoe at the ready. Turns out they only need a couple of shovels. Around the corner, the lead Verizon tech of the day found damage that apparently had come from/around work done on the cable company box — a finding that will, [...] Verizon supervisors work on Sundays, it appears. I spent 10 minutes on the phone going over the repair status of my Verizon landline with a Verizon supervisor. I currently have dial-tone through a temporary jury-rig (hmm, reminds me, must take pictures) between my NIC and my neighbor’s. The sup was concerned that I didn’t get phone calls [...] Pull into my driveway at approximately 2:30 PM today to see the s local Verizon guy in front of my access box (NIC), and there’s a piece of gray wire coming out of it, looped around/across my neighbor’s fence perimeter. The wire crosses the fence on the other side of my neighbor’s lawn and is [...] At 11:40 AM, a Verizon supervisor — the second tier guys who actually know what the f*** is going on — called me back and clarified the status of the phone repair– 1) The copper is dead between my house and the distribution point, there are no alternatives, Verizon is going to have to dig and [...] If you want to know one of the supporting reasons why Verizon continues to lose landlines, it boils down to one word: service. My Verizon landline died sometime yesterday. I placed a service call last night and was told the latest someone would show up would be July 13 – seven days from the time I [...] |
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