Now you also know that to be untrue. For example, my company, an end user, recently needed additional bandwidth, oddly enough from AT&T, which required additional lines to be installed as all the bandwidth had been used up to the building. It took several months for all of the permits, licenses, and contracts to be put in place.
No only did it require multiple visits to our building by AT&T technical staff to determine the feasibility of providing the service, but several more visits to install the lines and to determine the compatability with the existing system. The demands would be much greater to complete an agreement and provide the necessary provisions to MeshGlobal/Media g3, another service provider, for its specialized equipment for a service project not even available to general public yet. So, comparing the relationship to a residential AT&T customer is far from reality.
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