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Anyone here have a dry loop on their verizon dsl line? (a line with no phone number or dial-tone) I am want to get two DSL lines and load balance them over a dual WAN port router... currently have one phone line with a number and DSL on it, there is 3 more lines in the house inactive, wanted to activate one of them as a dry loop and get DSL on it only for this... anyone have an idea how much verizon charges for a dry loop DSL connection? or any experience with one? or experience with dual wan routers doing stuff like this? thanks!

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I haved tried to get dry dsl for ages. And verizon wont offer it in my area. One lady I talked to told me its only offered in certen areas. Also, you need to be on the new "ATM" network rather then the old "Frame" network. First find out if your on the Frame or ATM network. then if they sey ATM then you MAY be able to get dry-loop. Alot of Reps wont know what your talking about. So if you call and they play stupid with ya, ask to be transferd to someone else who can help you. Or just save yourself alot of time and ask for a Supervisor.

Chances are, if your on the new ATM network, you will be able to get it. And it does cost more then regular DSL w/phoneline, how much more?, i dont know. sorry.

~hottoast

p.s if you have Verizon FIOS in your area get it. ITS WAY worth the money!

  Hottoast said:
I haved tried to get dry dsl for ages. And verizon wont offer it in my area. One lady I talked to told me its only offered in certen areas. Also, you need to be on the new "ATM" network rather then the old "Frame" network. First find out if your on the Frame or ATM network. then if they sey ATM then you MAY be able to get dry-loop. Alot of Reps wont know what your talking about. So if you call and they play stupid with ya, ask to be transferd to someone else who can help you. Or just save yourself alot of time and ask for a Supervisor.

Chances are, if your on the new ATM network, you will be able to get it. And it does cost more then regular DSL w/phoneline, how much more?, i dont know. sorry.

~hottoast

p.s if you have Verizon FIOS in your area get it. ITS WAY worth the money!

Our univeristy here has a Verizon ATM connection so I'd assume our CO has it also...

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