Carrier's Automated Support Dead-Ends Follow-Up Install Requests
After a fiber internet install still needing the cable buried and a box placed, calling AT&T support routes to an automated message saying a third-party handles it, then ends the call without giving any phone number to reach that party, leaving the customer with no way to schedule the remaining work.
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