Telephone

ShelbyGT5HUN · Oct 9, 2020

Get your mother in law to cut it, or ex-wife. Maybe take out a quick life insurance policy on them first. Just in case something "tragic" happens

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coposrv · Oct 10, 2020

Could be also be fire alarm. Call the utility. I deal with this all the time and it’s never worth the liability.

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Machdup1 · Oct 10, 2020

Why risk your own ass. Call the utility and let someone else risk their ass.

EatonEggbeater · Oct 11, 2020

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CableGuy85 said:
Give them a call. I bet they show up before the end of the year.

"Service worth waiting for..."

AssPikle · Oct 11, 2020

Yes you can cut it. I cut mine as well when I no longer used phone cable as it hung lower than the others and was bothering me. Just cut it and laid it next to the pole. Telephone is low voltage. Good way to know is by the size of the wire. There are 10 to 16 strands of very small diameter wire in that cable wrap. All low voltage.

Black02GT · Oct 11, 2020

PikleRick said:
Yes you can cut it. I cut mine as well when I no longer used phone cable as it hung lower than the others and was bothering me. Just cut it and laid it next to the pole. Telephone is low voltage. Good way to know is by the size of the wire. There are 10 to 16 strands of very small diameter wire in that cable wrap. All low voltage.

Small wire means low ampacity not low voltage. Think about a tazer. But yes this is low voltage.

jshen · Oct 13, 2020

Since it belongs to a utility company- you might be committing a criminal offense by damaging their property...Just a thought

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EatonEggbeater

You tried to rob WHAT?

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