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  2. Report a Problem With Your AT&T Home Phone

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    Find out how to troubleshoot your AT&T Home Phone service in 3 easy steps. You can use these steps when turning in a repair ticket: Go to att.com/repair and select Home Phone. Enter your home phone number and select Continue. Tell us about the problem you're having, then select Continue.

  3. Contact AT&T by phone or live chat to order new service, track orders, and get customer service, billing and tech support.

  4. Landline home phone support - AT&T

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    Find help for AT&T landline problems. Check for home phone outages. Explore AT&T landline customer service options.

  5. Your AT&T Local Service Guide

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    To “freeze” your local, long distance, or local toll account -prevent it from being switched without your consent -call AT&T at 1 800 288-2747. Here is a basic test you can do yourself that may help fix any problems you are having with your phones. If you still need help from AT&T, the results will help us determine the source of your trouble.

  6. AT&T Troubleshoot & Resolve - Help with Service Problems

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    You are having a problem with one or more of your phone features. Phone features include such products and services as Caller ID, Call Waiting and 3-Way Calling.

  7. QUICK GUIDE - AT&T

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    If the problem exists outside, please call our Repair and Maintenance center at 1 800 288-2747.The center is open 24 hours a day, 7 days a week. If the problem is inside, it could be caused by faulty phone equipment, jacks, or inside wiring. You can repair the problem yourself, hire an independent

  8. AT&T Troubleshoot & Resolve - Isolate the problem

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    If you do not subscribe to a wire-maintenance plan and you determine the problem is in your location, you may be able to fix it yourself and avoid paying for a repair visit. If the problem is in your location, you may want to check your phone equipment to see if that is causing the problem.