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Hello,
In my adventure to get Comcast out of my life (Got rid of landline phone and only have $10 basic cable until I can find the right antenna), I look towards my next goal: TO GET MY $7 A MONTH BACK
Ok, so $7 isn't a big deal. That's lunch one day. But still. Doing some google searches, I came across:
It seems good, and the reviews were positive. I guess I'm just looking for one of two things:
-If anyone has experience with it *or* knows that it's a good cable modem by the specs (I don't understand that stuff /fail )
-A cheaper in price, but high in quality alternative to that.
I will stop giving you money, Comcast... one of these days...
That's a DOCSIS 2.0 modem. Comcast supports DOCSIS 3.0 speeds... might as well shell out the extra $ for one. At $7 month, you'll make yo the difference quick.
That's a DOCSIS 2.0 modem. Comcast supports DOCSIS 3.0 speeds... might as well shell out the extra $ for one. At $7 month, you'll make yo the difference quick.
and can I say I whole heartly agree with buying your own cable modem....that 7$ soon to be 10$ is insane...i was so tired of paying 200$+ cable bills...and no I dont want triple play i have no use for a house phone...
I picked up this little puppy from Amazon....its prefect preformance no difference from the Comcast provided modem.
and can I say I whole heartly agree with buying your own cable modem....that 7$ soon to be 10$ is insane...i was so tired of paying 200$+ cable bills...and no I dont want triple play i have no use for a house phone...
maybe I'm missing something here...
but are you saying that if you use your own modem you don't have to pay Comcast for internet access?
maybe I'm missing something here...
but are you saying that if you use your own modem you don't have to pay Comcast for internet access?
They charge $7/month rental on the modem just like the phone companies used to charge for phones. You still have to pay for access whether it's your modem or theirs. I had my own for like 10 years. Minus the cost of the modem I've saved about $800.
They charge $7/month rental on the modem just like the phone companies used to charge for phones. You still have to pay for access whether it's your modem or theirs. I had my own for like 10 years. Minus the cost of the modem I've saved about $800.
gotcha.
Time-Warner doesn't itemize for the modem separately.
and can I say I whole heartly agree with buying your own cable modem....that 7$ soon to be 10$ is insane...i was so tired of paying 200$+ cable bills...and no I dont want triple play i have no use for a house phone...
Don't buy this one. It's only DOCSIS 1.0 (according to Amazon). Comcast supports DOCSIS 3.0. If you're paying $40/month for the service, might as well get the most out of it by spending a little more on the modem.
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