Your business, connected.
We want you to hear about this early, not on cutover day. AT&T plans to stop copper landline service in parts of California on or after June 1, 2027, per its FCC filing (source: CPUC). Send a photo of your phone bill and we'll calmly walk you through which lines may be affected and what your options are. Whether you act is up to you.
Check my bill freeElevator phones, fire alarm panels, gates and entry phones. Many still run on a copper line and must pass inspection.
Alarms, fax, and card-machine backup lines. Worth knowing before a notice arrives.
New FCC copper-retirement rules take effect (FCC 26-19).
The CPUC is appealing the plan. See the CPUC page.
A clear photo or PDF of your latest phone bill. Feel free to cover account numbers.
We flag which lines look like copper and what they're used for.
We compare alternatives across dozens of carriers. Your call, no obligation.
No tech background needed. With your bill in hand, check these (they're clues, not a hard rule):
We'd rather explain how it works before offering anything, so you can decide calmly and with the facts. According to the San Diego County Hispanic Chamber of Commerce, Hispanic-owned businesses in the county employ 50,000+ people and generate $4+ billion in annual sales. These businesses support families and communities, and they deserve to hear about this early. (Big Hill Advisors is not affiliated with the Chamber.)
Yes. The check costs nothing and doesn't commit you to switching.
Not necessarily. The FCC rules start October 15, but each copper retirement carries its own notice. Each retirement has its own date.
Those are the ones most worth checking early, since they must keep working and pass inspection.
We use it to identify your lines. We share it only with the providers needed to prepare your quotes, and only with your consent. We never sell it.
Your Connectivity Advisor at Big Hill Advisors, by email, in English or Spanish.
Of course. If you know someone who runs a building or business, send them this page. The check is free for everyone.
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