Dsl is served over regulated copper cables. And the FCC ruled that the phone companies have to sell it its competitors for resale at a loss. SO>>>>>> from that day forwards, the phone companies have STOPPED all investments in copper plant. They will invest into fiber plant as it does not have to be given away below cost to the other companies for resale. SO>>>> they are in no hurry to fix the copper, do not rebuilt copper, and have cut most of the people who work on copper. WHEN the government steps in and makes companies loose money in certain areas, they the companies will basically get out of that area. You can complain the utility commission, but as most phone companies have stopped the sale of all new dsl circuits it very difficult to expect results. You will probably NOT like satellite service. SO.. either wait for the dsl to be fixed, or move to the new data services via delivered over cell service modems. The new cell service modems are the future data service for rural areas. AND there can be more than one provider. But the rates are still a bit higher than DSL.
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