AT&T cannot deliver stable wired internet despite assurances of coverage
A new homeowner was promised AT&T service at their address but has only unreliable wireless internet, causing dropped streaming and device connectivity issues after multiple troubleshooting attempts. Single-household ISP infrastructure/support dispute.
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