AT&T to kill off landline phone service for most people by 2029
Telecom providers must get permission from the FCC to cut off landline service for new or existing customers. That's why AT&T has revealed its 2029 landline retirement plans so far in advance: To alert the FCC and to give customers and states enough time to transition to alternatives.
Legacy copper services are no longer meeting customer needs for speed, reliability and always on-connectivity, AT&T says.
"AT&T has got the broadest wireless coverage out of any carrier, but there's no way we're leaving any customer stranded," she ...
AT&T's plan to phase out traditional landlines by 2029 forces millions, including a West Michigan family, to consider alternatives amid a shifting communications landscape.
AT&T plans to phase out traditional landlines by 2029, focusing on fiber networks instead, except in California.
AT&T said it plans to eliminate traditional phone landline service in 20 of its 21 states by 2029, but not in California.
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