It would need to be able to connect to a router via Ethernet, some of those won't I believe.
Would it be better to just take the $75 from Bell South, or would picking up one of those be best, if so, which one?
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Buy your own modem, but don't get any of the Speedstreams. They're pretty defective. My Speedstream 4200's power switch is held in place with carefully-positioned and precision-folded bits of paper
Funny thing is, I got it for free. Before ordering DSL from B2B2C, I had Bell Sympatico free for 3 months. When the 3 months were up, I kept the modem and when they demanded that I send it back, I just told them I don't have a modem and that their database must be mistaken. Idiots believed me $150 for a shitty modem? No thanks.
Do you guys have a list dsl modems and which isps suport them? I have sbc ameritech (midwest) with a 2yr old speedstream, and I think I need to replace it (my internet gets cut off randomly)
I would prefer something decent, one that is better than average (I'd consider these free speedstreams they give away pretty average)
Well there is a deal, for people switching services like me, that gives you the $75 modem for free, so I could start with that and if it was a PoS then I could purchase my own modem and use it, correct?
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$150 for a shitty modem? No thanks.