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July 09, 2017 01:19AM
I need helpful tips. I have a shop that requires the address to have the internet, home phone, and direct TV. However, it is a rural lake community. Any suggestions on how to find an address that might have all three services? I checked real estate near the schools and the ATT website and after two hours came up empty. Please help.
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July 09, 2017 01:55AM
Use verizon's website to check zip codes near you that have their services. Then you can pick a house in that neighborhood. Or if you don't have verizon, use some other cable provider. For ATT DirectTV, any house should do since it's a satellite dish.

Edited 1 time(s). Last edit at 07/09/2017 01:56AM by 7star.
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July 09, 2017 05:20AM
It's not the satellite service I'm having trouble finding. It's the high-speed internet and mobile services. It's the lake, hilly and remote.
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July 09, 2017 02:28PM
Re-read the guidelines. If you are doing it through the MSC I think you are, you don't need AT&T internet. You need an addressed serviced by cable or fios. When they ask you who you have for cable, and when you say "Comcast" they will start talking about DirecTV. Or, you say this area is near a lake. I bet that has vacationers. Say you live in an area that is 2 hours away and you're on vacation at the lake when your phone died which is why you're in the store.
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July 09, 2017 02:50PM
If these are the plan/phone inquiries with no purchase, I have never provided an address. I simply say I've moved into the area and when DirecTV or Internet is brought up, I say my neighbor has ATT Internet. This allows the sales representative to do his presentation.

Do not read so much, look about you and think of what you see there.
Richard Feynman-- letter to Ashok Arora, 4 January 1967, published in Perfectly Reasonable Deviations from the Beaten Track (2005) p. 230
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