Hundreds Without Phone Service after Network Outage
By: WSAZ News Staff Email
Updated: Sun 1:36 PM, Jan 22, 2012
HUNTINGTON, W.VA. (WSAZ) -- Many Lumos Network and Suddenlink customers are hearing a busy signal when they pick up the phone this weekend. According to the company, the outage affects hundreds of customers in West Virginia, Kentucky and Ohio.
A worker tells WSAZ.com repair crews are now working to fix the problems that were created when fire destroyed some equipment. Workers say service could be restored as early as late Saturday night, or early Sunday morning.
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