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To: Nipper who wrote (28585)	2/10/1999 6:21:00 PM
From: bronco2	Respond to of 36349

I applied for the ADSL service on my home phone by submitting the number I wanted to use on a Bellsouth web based application form. The response I got back is listed below and is the same response I got for the 4th phone line of the church I requested access for. Also, I was told by bellsouth marketing that they don't allow the adsl service connected to a lan. >"Thank you for submitting your FastAccess ADSL Qualification Form on 5/20/98. On your form you requested a test of the following phone line(s) for ADSL service: 9x9-Barf-9453 Although your neighborhood is supported by FastAccess Service, unfortunately the phone line(s) listed above do not support ADSL technology. There are several reasons why a telephone line may not support ADSL technology including: - location within a neighborhood is too far from the phone company central office, - physical makeup of a phone line does not support ADSL data transmission, - the presence of voice network equipment that blocks the high frequency ADSL data transmission Any combination of these items could have resulted in your line(s)not qualifying for ADSL service. "