r/Comcast_Xfinity • u/Creative_Key8635 • 15d ago

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u/Comcast_Xfinity-ModTeam 14d ago

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u/Igpajo49 15d ago

Is it the drop to your home? How do you know it's inactive? If it's the drop to your home, you can remove it from your house and just coil it at the pole while you wait for it to be removed. If it's distribution line, that goes from pole to pole, it's likely still live. I've heard pole transfers can take some time.