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Mon, Mar 14, 2016 6:14 PM
Using my own router instead of renting.
I only use ATT for internet. I subscribe to the power service (45mbps). I know they had to run a "2nd pair" to my house and use bonding to get that speed. I also know I could get a router and follow the steps to use the ATT gateway as a bridge, but I was wondering if there is a modem that I can buy that won't comprimse the 45mbps so I can get rid of the ATT router all together?
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ftesty
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4 years ago
Is there still no way to own your own router and gateway for fiber service? This is a deal breaker for me.
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tinslwc
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4 years ago
There are 3rd party resellers of ATT services that allow you to purchase your 'own' modem. It will be an ATT provided device, but belongs to you - i.e. no lease fee. From what I understand, you can only get Internet service like this (no phone or TV) but it is cheaper than internet only from ATT. I own my NVG599, have 18M service, don't pay a lease fee, and it runs me $45/month.
Edit: My service is ultimatly provided by ATT. ATT installed it and maintains it. My NVG has ATT written all over it, my IP leases are in ATTs pool.
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