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Verizon FIOS 100/100 No Commitment Customers - Free Upgrade to 200/200 w/No Commitment $39.99

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Verizon is offering customers with existing non-committed 100/100 plan a free upgrade to 200/200 plan for the same monthly cost of $39.99 without additional commitments.

To receive this free upgrade, login to MyVerizon dashboard here [verizon.com]. Then click "Order Now" under the black "mix & match on Fios" tile. Click your existing 100/100 speed, then click "More Speeds" and select 200/200 for a month cost of $39.99.

Complete the order and you'll now have double the speed for "free".

Please note that if your G1100 or G3100 router is connected to the ONT via COAX, your order will not be processed unless a technician visits your location to switch it over to Ethernet. COAX on the ONT only supports speeds up to 100/100 and anything faster will require the router to be connected directly into the Ethernet port on the ONT.

https://www.verizon.com/home/myve...ridge.aspx

https://www.verizon.com/home/myve...ridge.aspx
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Verizon is offering customers with existing non-committed 100/100 plan a free upgrade to 200/200 plan for the same monthly cost of $39.99 without additional commitments.

To receive this free upgrade, login to MyVerizon dashboard here [verizon.com]. Then click "Order Now" under the black "mix & match on Fios" tile. Click your existing 100/100 speed, then click "More Speeds" and select 200/200 for a month cost of $39.99.

Complete the order and you'll now have double the speed for "free".

Please note that if your G1100 or G3100 router is connected to the ONT via COAX, your order will not be processed unless a technician visits your location to switch it over to Ethernet. COAX on the ONT only supports speeds up to 100/100 and anything faster will require the router to be connected directly into the Ethernet port on the ONT.

https://www.verizon.com/home/myve...ridge.aspx

https://www.verizon.com/home/myve...ridge.aspx

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May 8, 2020
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Offspring
May 8, 2020
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Awesome, thank you. My 100/100 at $39.99 just expired this month, truly perfect timing to see this. Saved me from having to argue for a price change over the phone!
May 8, 2020
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BalkiBartokomous
May 8, 2020
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Quote from reader :
Hi elefante

I have similar situation, ONT in basement, house is wired with Coax. In the past, 2 years ago, Verizon connected ONT to FIOS modem on 3rd floor using Coax. Everything worked fine.

Last year I wanted to switch from (currently) OptimumCable to FIOS. The installer would not install it as before. He INSISTED that he had to connect ONT in basement to my FIOS Modem using Ethernet only. He wanted to drill holes in basement wall and in 3rd floor wall and run Ethernet outside the house. I said No Way! I asked him to hook it the same as before, using coax. I do not mind lower speed using coax vs Ethernet. He would not, went away and canceled the order. He would not fish the wire between floors.I understand that.

What are my options for getting FIOS without drilling holes through walls for Ethernet cable? I'd rather use coax for in-house distribution.

What is the "adapter at both ends'' that you mentioned with MOCA?

Thanks worship
You can stamp your feet as much as you want, they won't enable coax even if you tell them you don't care about lower speeds. You can use moca devices to convert the ethernet signal to coax, and then back from coax to ethernet. Just make sure you are getting a moca version which can handle the speed you want. I'm currently using deca devices, but they limit me to 100mbps. They were dirt cheap compared to moca, and I didn't need the extra speed, so I didn't care. I might be upgrading soon though as I'm using more bandwidth these days.
May 8, 2020
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bdp123
May 8, 2020
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Thanks op. Worked as you stated so now I'm getting 300/300 and
my fire stick is not buffering win/win.
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Quote from Killerz :
You can stamp your feet as much as you want, they won't enable coax even if you tell them you don't care about lower speeds. You can use moca devices to convert the ethernet signal to coax, and then back from coax to ethernet. Just make sure you are getting a moca version which can handle the speed you want. I'm currently using deca devices, but they limit me to 100mbps. They were dirt cheap compared to moca, and I didn't need the extra speed, so I didn't care. I might be upgrading soon though as I'm using more bandwidth these days.
If I'm already configured to run on moca with one adapter working in my living room I should be able to just add another one in my bedroom so I can hard wire my Roku, right? I've been having intermittent wifi issues and I think going the coax to ethernet route will solve my problems.
Last edited by broadwayblue May 7, 2020 at 07:50 PM.
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Quote from joyful238 :
I just followed the instructions exactly. When I hit 'more speeds' under the 300mbps, it still says $49.99. Any ideas why?
You have to select 200/200 plan. Not 300
May 8, 2020
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jsu
May 8, 2020
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Just changed my gigabit for $79 monthly (with router) to 200/200 for $39/month (without router). Thanks! Didn't really need the gigabit.
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shobuddy
May 8, 2020
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I currently have the 50/50 mbps plan but they've upgraded my speed to 100/100 even though my plan is 50/50. The pricing is as follows:
Fios Internet 50/50
$87.99 price - $35.00 discount
$35 total discount: $5 expires 2/3/21 and $30 has no current expiration.

When I click on the mix&match, it offers me 200/200 for $49.99 which is still cheaper than what I'm paying and faster then what I get. My only hesitation is the $30 discount I currently get has no expiration and if this deal expires in a year, not sure I could get another $30 discount with no expiration. I'm in Maryland. Any thoughts?

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May 8, 2020
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Quote from masthasina :
The rep asked me to switch to autopay using Debit Card to get the $10 monthly credit to get the total to $39.99
I'm waiting for the auto-debit to charge in about a week and will switch to paper. Give it a couple of days and switch back to autopay to get the discount. I've read that it works in the past.
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Quote from coolade :
I'm also only getting $49.99 offered - I'm based in NYC. Currently paying $76.99 for 100/100. But I guess $49.99 for double speed w/ no commitment is still a no brainer Smilie

I have an actiontec mi424wr that I was previously using in bridge mode, but that stopped working (had to reset b/c wasn't getting internet). Ideally I'd like to use my own router directly into the ONT. I guess if I choose "use my own router" I would need to return the Actiontec.
I have the FIOS quantum router from a previous install. This deal showed me that the router was included as part of the deal so you might be able to get them to ship you the router.

I recall using the Actiontec several years ago. When I switched out of FIOS to Cox cable and cancelled my service, they just asked me to keep it since it was no longer deployed. They might do the same for you.
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BalkiBartokomous
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Quote from broadwayblue :
If I'm already configured to run on moca with one adapter working in my living room I should be able to just add another one in my bedroom so I can hard wire my Roku, right? I've been having intermittent wifi issues and I think going the coax to ethernet route will solve my problems.

Correct... Just throw an adapter wherever you want an exit point.
May 8, 2020
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jeproks
May 8, 2020
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Quote from arjunvirmani :
Where in MD? I tried and they said the offer is not for us. How much are they charging for router?
Howard County. I have my own router. I did everything online.
May 8, 2020
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Dealwiz007
May 8, 2020
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It was offering me 49.99 after following the steps in OP. Later a customer rep applied the 10$ discount for me when I re enrolled for autopay with checking account
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ls1dreams
May 8, 2020
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Is verizon actually doing installs right now given Covid?

Or can they change from Moca -> ethernet over a phone call without sending a technician out?
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May 8, 2020
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Was on 150/150 for 89$, nice find!

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Quote from Dealwiz007 :
It was offering me 49.99 after following the steps in OP. Later a customer rep applied the 10$ discount for me when I re enrolled for autopay with checking account
Were you previously enrolled in autopay with checking account, or credit/debit card?

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