AT&T one-time transactional fees, $10/mo. equipment fee apply. After 12 mos., then prevailing rate applies (currently, $69.99/mo unless canceled by customer prior to end of 12 months. -slickdewmaster
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AT&T one-time transactional fees, $10/mo. equipment fee apply. After 12 mos., then prevailing rate applies (currently, $69.99/mo unless canceled by customer prior to end of 12 months. -slickdewmaster
10 bucks isnt for the router, its not even for the modem - its for the Fiber to ethernet converter box that you cannot buy. Thats why even if you have your own compatible modem/router they can still charge you the $10.
Even if we are on a promo already? i'm on the $70/month promo and retention team would not budge.
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Apparently I'm in the last month of a $30 discount to get my current $70 price (all in price). A year ago it was not presented to me as a 12 month deal (looking for my hardcopy). Am I SOL on changing anything???
Nice deal but I'm not sure I need more than the 80 gbps I'm getting from Comcast for 30/mo and I own my own old ass modem and use my own router running ddwrt that I like.
This is Gigabit only in name. The max you get is 370ish download and 400 upload. Even with a wired cable, the max I get is only around this. The technician did acknowledge this issue. They will run speed test on the ONT box to show 940Mbps, but a wired cable from their own router will bring it down to 400 Mbps. Still plenty of bandwidth for my usage but something to remember. If anyone has any ideas on overcoming this, I am all ears!
That's not true in every case. I get 600+ for download and usually way more for uploads. And I have multiple devices connected using internet. You will get 940 if you hook up only one device to the main line.
I'm not sure that would work, 1000base-sx rather than lx? Maybe you can swap out the sfp. Either way, I haven't looked to see what standard 1gb at&t runs on.
This is Gigabit only in name. The max you get is 370ish download and 400 upload. Even with a wired cable, the max I get is only around this. The technician did acknowledge this issue. They will run speed test on the ONT box to show 940Mbps, but a wired cable from their own router will bring it down to 400 Mbps. Still plenty of bandwidth for my usage but something to remember. If anyone has any ideas on overcoming this, I am all ears!
I can pull 950+ all day, up and down. You can run a speed test from within your modem itself. If you aren't getting at least over 800 I would call AT&T to complain. If you are getting good speed there but getting poor speed on your devices then something is wrong with your internal network. Make sure you are using at least Cat5e cables. Cat6 if you have them but Cat5e is good enough for a gigabit network. Test with other devices as well. I had one old laptop that would only pull about 300-400 even though I was using a Cat5e cable and the specs claim the NIC supported gigabit. But my other 2 computers could get 900+ with no problems. I realized that laptop was too old and most likely the drivers did not support full duplex.
In any case, Gigabit is not just in the name. It is the speed I am able to get.
EDIT: I just ran a speed test from within the modem itself and got 967 down and 887 up.
I can pull 950+ all day, up and down. You can run a speed test from within your modem itself. If you aren't getting at least over 800 I would call AT&T to complain. If you are getting good speed there but getting poor speed on your devices then something is wrong with your internal network. Make sure you are using at least Cat5e cables. Cat6 if you have them but Cat5e is good enough for a gigabit network. Test with other devices as well. I had one old laptop that would only pull about 300-400 even though I was using a Cat5e cable and the specs claim the NIC supported gigabit. But my other 2 computers could get 900+ with no problems. I realized that laptop was too old and most likely the drivers did not support full duplex.
In any case, Gigabit is not just in the name. It is the speed I am able to get.
EDIT: I just ran a speed test from within the modem itself and got 967 down and 887 up.
You're right. The modem is getting that. My phone is getting about 375. But that being said, my comcast service was supposedly 50 and I was getting 5-7, so this is quite the upgrade for less money. I'm pretty satisfied.
Yes indeed. Taxes on at&t internet is not a standard tax like 9.5% in Los Angeles CA. Taxes are very little on the internet. Directv is a different story. A WHOLE LOT of taxes are on that.
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Bummer our only options in Portland, OR are Comcast and CenturyLink Fiber. Although I hate Comcast with a passion their billing seems to be accurate unlike CenturyLink fiber[reddit.com].
But faster, more reliable, no caps is tempting. However I would lose Comcast TV/TiVo, guess I could sign up for Youtube TV or one of the other streaming services.
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In any case, Gigabit is not just in the name. It is the speed I am able to get.
EDIT: I just ran a speed test from within the modem itself and got 967 down and 887 up.
In any case, Gigabit is not just in the name. It is the speed I am able to get.
EDIT: I just ran a speed test from within the modem itself and got 967 down and 887 up.
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But faster, more reliable, no caps is tempting. However I would lose Comcast TV/TiVo, guess I could sign up for Youtube TV or one of the other streaming services.
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