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CrispyQ

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2. Network problems suck, for sure.

Reply to RamblingRose (Original post)

Wed Dec 3, 2025, 10:50 AM

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When I bought my first smart phone back around 2013, I went with ATT cuz at the time they were the only carrier where you could make a phone call & access the internet at the same time. IDK if that's still the case or if that might be the compatibility issue you mention, but it's why I went with them. Also, I got a scorchin' monthly deal cuz I bought my phone outright.

I don't have anything nice to say about Xfinity.

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VOIP landline connected to our Xfinity/Comcast modem will not receive incoming calls from AT&T. A(I)T&T Sucks! [View all] RamblingRose Wednesday OP

I'd blame comcast before AT&T hueymahl Wednesday #1

Network problems suck, for sure. CrispyQ Wednesday #2

If the company providing you the service BootinUp Wednesday #3

So, you can call AT&T, but AT&T cannot call you, is that correct? Tbone421 Wednesday #4

I can call AT&T numbers using our landline (Xfinity VOIP). It's only incoming calls originating from AT&T. Just rings... RamblingRose Wednesday #5