Having taken an assignment and set up house in a San Francisco Bay Area apartment, another U-verse account was a must. After hearing horror stories, no way ComCast and their shared coax is getting any business.
Having two services addresses on a single BAN is impossible. A completely distinct U-verse account was necessary. Consider it a double blessing.
Having two services addresses on a single BAN is impossible. A completely distinct U-verse account was necessary. Consider it a double blessing.
Setting up automatic bill pay worked much better this time. After punching in the CC number into the "auto-pay" feature of AT&T's U-verse customer site, nothing happened. Well, something happened. Two weeks later (mid-September), AT&T sent a paper notice stating that it would start billing by credit card next month.
Pacific Gas & Electric set up and confirmed automatic pay-by-credit-card in one day.
Meantime, ever on the cutting edge of customer service, AT&T has sent a video bill:
That's right. Now, a perky-voiced young robot-woman reads the bill -- with the customer's first name! -- over a full-motion, action-packed display of monthly charges just in case customers cannot scan five lines of text: