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.
I installed yesterday, have the fiber to ethernet installed before so I don't need it. They still charge $10/month and they didn't send the converter, just the router. So it IS for the router. Use code SPRING25 for additional $25 gift card.
I think I've been proven wrong about 15 times in this thread already, but your logic is faulty either way.
The "converter" previously installed is still their property so charging for it still makes sense regardless if its old, new or previously installed, but moot point since folks said its the modem with its authentication on board.
Chat support can't do anything. Only way to get the best deals is to call and ask to cancel. It's always been that way with most companies. You could have gotten the $50 if you asked to cancel... I just did it last week myself since my promo was up.
Called them again and took your advice. Told them I wanted to cancel if they couldn't discount my rate, and the customer service rep was able to somehow apply it this time and give me the $50/month rate for the next 12 months.
Thanks for this info. I was trying to figure this exact thing out since I have always purchased my equipment to avoid fees. Do you know why you can't buy this box?
I seem to have things backwards.... apparently the modem/router has the authentication for service built in and that cant be bought (stolen property if you do if do find it for sale). the converter box is not the proprietary issue. Still though, you cannot bypass the $10 fee.
I'm slightly annoyed I could only get mine down to $59.99 a month. Has anyone had any luck about not getting the full offer, and then trying again and getting it down to $49.99?
I recieved an email from ATT that I get HBO Max for free with my 1gig Internet. This promo looks too be good for existing and new customers. If you are unsure contact ATT. I was able login to HBO MAX App using my ATT credentials.
Woohoo to adding another streaming platform to my list.
Wished they offered it at my address; the highest speed they offer to my address is 50 Mbps. I have comcast gigabit, but it's double the price of this.
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I think I've been proven wrong about 15 times in this thread already, but your logic is faulty either way.
The "converter" previously installed is still their property so charging for it still makes sense regardless if its old, new or previously installed, but moot point since folks said its the modem with its authentication on board.
Their property and they don't ask you to return? So they just throw away it? I had to ↩️ the router when I ended the service. So, nope, ur logics is faulty.
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The "converter" previously installed is still their property so charging for it still makes sense regardless if its old, new or previously installed, but moot point since folks said its the modem with its authentication on board.
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Woohoo to adding another streaming platform to my list.
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The "converter" previously installed is still their property so charging for it still makes sense regardless if its old, new or previously installed, but moot point since folks said its the modem with its authentication on board.
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