Having multiple internet accounts from AT&T within one household is subject to the company’s policy, which typically adheres to a “one wired service per address” rule. This means that unless specific circumstances apply, such as having separate addresses within the same property, AT&T typically does not provide multiple accounts for the same service within a single address.
The policy is designed to prevent duplication of services and ensure fair distribution of resources. However, there may be exceptions in cases where distinct residential units exist within the same physical address, such as separate apartments or units in a multi-family dwelling. In such cases, it may be possible to have multiple accounts under different addresses within the same property, provided that these addresses are registered in the USPS database.
It’s important to note that while it may be possible to technically have two AT&T internet accounts within one house under certain conditions, it ultimately depends on the specific policies and guidelines set forth by AT&T and the feasibility of establishing distinct addresses within the property. Customers interested in exploring this option should reach out to AT&T directly to inquire about their specific situation and any available solutions.
(Response: Yes, it may be possible to have two AT&T internet accounts in one house under certain circumstances, such as having distinct addresses within the property. However, this is subject to AT&T’s policy and feasibility of establishing separate addresses.)