Breezeline failing?
- Thread starter Gilligan
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Try1-800-952-1001 It worked last week
"This number is currently suspended"
Funny, I called the 888 number with no problems. Sure you're not suspended?
I also called the 844 number and it connected. The problem is with YOU.Funny, I called the 888 number with no problems. Sure you're not suspended?
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
One of those business checks that didn't make it thru for payment?Funny, I called the 888 number with no problems. Sure you're not suspended?
Actually, it's starting to sound like a hub failure that handles the routing for both the phone and network.
And right you are! (as always)I also called the 844 number and it connected. The problem is with YOU.
I called them on my cell phone instead of the office phone...went through the "we don't recognize this number BS" and got a helpfull live body on the line. Turns out this belongs in the check theft-fraud thread....Our Breezeline payment was one of the stolen checks and we missed getting it replaced. All good..they appreciate the $500/month we spend with them and acknowledged we're never late paying. Everything turned back on.
I also called the 844 number and it connected. The problem is with YOU.
I am?
Merry Christmas and a Happy New Year to you! I'm sure you will go back to normal shortly so I will take it for what it's worth. 
Boy am I glad I'm on vacation. My life becomes pure hell when he doesn't have his Interwebz.
TPD
the poor dad
You just don’t understand midget addiction-it’s a real disease!
Sneakers
Just sneakin' around....
Wait.... he gives you vacation???
Grumpy
Well-Known Member
I think Gilligan calls it LWOP
Clem72
Well-Known Member
In '90 or '91 I had a dial-up internet account (not Prodigy/Compuserve, a real shell account on a unix system connected to the internet). I cancelled my account when I got a new job that would move me half-way across the state.
So a couple weeks later and I am setup with a new provider and I remember I had some files that I wanted to retrieve. Just for grins I tried to telnet into my old account and see if maybe they hadn't turned off my access yet. Turns out I could access it, even though they had cancelled the account. They added a file (.lockout) to my home directory that their system would check before it would let me log-in through dial-up. So I deleted the file and the account was fully active again.
Every couple of years I would log back in to see if the account still worked and it did so until they disabled their dial-up service about 10 years later.