Posted by 1939 farmall on July 21, 2013 at 15:23:40 from (70.242.141.225):
In Reply to: Any Phone Tech's here. posted by Stephen Newell on July 21, 2013 at 07:17:01:
I"m a repairman for the phone company with out haveing a meter on the line I can"t tell you exactly what"s going on but based on your description I would say John is correct the most likely cause is the cable pair that feeds service to your house . There can be several things on a circuit that causes this problem or there could be several trouble spots depending on how long your loop length is again with out having a meter or the or engineering prints I can"t tell you more. I would keep calling tickets in to your phone company until its fixed.
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