Re: Bypass Telco's NID box?

["Bob Worthy" <securinc@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Three feet to the left of the air conditioner just below the hose bib on the
NE or was it the SW corner of the house.......... Times that by about
billion locations.

"Crash Gordon®" <NONE@xxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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What you say may very well be true in theory, but from my experience..they
don't give a crap where the sni is anymore...on residential.

Permanent recorded right of way??? These are mounted on the side of the
house 1 foot off the ground...I seriously doubt there's any documentation on
where these things are located at all.




"Jen...tel" <poleclimber@xxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
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> Geez you alarm guys have no idea what you're talking about. All it
> takes is one alarm "technician" to say something and the rest of you go
> babbling as if it's truth.
> The location of the entry point is controlled by the dominant carrier
> of the wireline.  They say where it must be and that's all that's
> required by federal regulation.  This so called tariff you speak of is
> a simple federal regulation controlling premise demarcation and MPOE.
> The wireline carrier states where the demarcation entry point is
> located.  This is normally the location where the block was first
> installed at a site.  All changes from that will follow federal
> regulation for a MPOE.  Move the "box' all you like but we are not
> responsible for anything past the recorded PAP for the demarcation or
> MPOE.  One other thing, the box housing the jump & protector is the
> property of the installing phone company.  Homeowners have no rights to
> move or alter it.  Its location is based on a permanent recorded
> federal utility right-of-way.
> All you alarm guys who moved it without getting Ma's permission have
> screwed the homeowner.  All it takes is a call.  Qwest will relocate a
> demarc from for security purposes if a customer ask.  If we move it, a
> MPOE is established and that means we take on the responsibility.  You
> homeowners need to stop trusting what alarm technicians say about
> telephone issues cause those guys know jack about what they are saying.
>
>
> Jenn
>