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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ACTNOW is the new promo code for an extra $100 gift card.
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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.
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.
Yes, anyone with Dish knows they leave their property there it makes it easier for them to get new customers... duh. traditional cable is different because their antiquated tech can be hacked.
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.
I get 100Mbps up/down no-cap fiber for $60, and a "landline" for $10/mo.
Taxes take it over $83. Gigabit is $20 more.
They started in Seattle and have expanded along the West Coast.
My rather new condo tower in South Waterfront
with pre-wired for both Wave and Comcast.
I don't think they do single-family.
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what kind of tax percentage is it? 62 cents on a $50 isnt really tax. maybe you were talking about tax on your modem rental?
Anyone can confirm the final price of this deal? 49.99+10+TAX/FEE. The question is how much is this TAX/FEE.
Was told, the previous $80 deal is for everything, you just pay $80, no extra fee.
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I called and complained about my spotty wifi service and my bill increasing (I was on a 12 mo promotion already) and they upgraded me to the Fiber Internet 1000 plan with unlimited data and HBO Max for 1 year at $50/month (this is what I was already paying for Internet 100). Everything was activated over the phone immediately. Very happy about this.
You loosing $100 gift card for prospect customer they honoring it so you could have asked and get it
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.
It's affixed to your house, wired directly into fiber optic cable from the street and the only thing it's good for is tying into AT&T's fiber network. Unless you're an electrician or a cable tech, odds are against you being able to remove it yourself and the labor costs for them to come out and remove it from your home wouldn't be efficient.
They charge you for use of it while you're a fiber internet customer. If you drop service, it's a useless box attached to your house (until/unless you or someone who buys your house after you signs back up). There's no market for used AT&T ONTs because nobody else uses them but AT&T, and they don't let you "bring your own".
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1TB data cap is more than adequate for a standard family of 4/5 monthly.
ymmv. i have to disagree. case by case basis. Thankfully datacaps have been halted currently by comcast and others or i would be paying extra fees each month during this pandemic.
"You're eligible for our max speed - 1 GIG Internet with ATT Fiber℠
You can get our superfast 1 GIG Internet for $49.99/month plus taxes and equipment fee with HBO MaxTM included.Ltd avail. / areas. Download max 940Mbps. Not g'td.
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I already have 1 gig fiber @ $90/month, so this is fantastic. It won't let me make this change online so I've been on hold for a bit waiting to talk to someone. But I'm definitely a little more pro-AT&T after this. This is a very nice offer.
I called about this yesterday and after 28 mins with the first person, was transferred to another person (customer retention?). He approved $49.99/mth including router. I already have att & 1gb. Was paying $80 plus taxes.
I'm happy! Thanks, OP. Repped.
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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.
you may be able to use WaveG https://residential.wav
I get 100Mbps up/down no-cap fiber for $60, and a "landline" for $10/mo.
Taxes take it over $83. Gigabit is $20 more.
They started in Seattle and have expanded along the West Coast.
My rather new condo tower in South Waterfront
with pre-wired for both Wave and Comcast.
I don't think they do single-family.
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Was told, the previous $80 deal is for everything, you just pay $80, no extra fee.
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1TB data cap is more than adequate for a standard family of 4/5 monthly.
They charge you for use of it while you're a fiber internet customer. If you drop service, it's a useless box attached to your house (until/unless you or someone who buys your house after you signs back up). There's no market for used AT&T ONTs because nobody else uses them but AT&T, and they don't let you "bring your own".
1TB data cap is more than adequate for a standard family of 4/5 monthly.
"You're eligible for our max speed - 1 GIG Internet with ATT Fiber℠
You can get our superfast 1 GIG Internet for $49.99/month plus taxes and equipment fee with HBO MaxTM included.Ltd avail. / areas. Download max 940Mbps. Not g'td.
Learn more"
I already have 1 gig fiber @ $90/month, so this is fantastic. It won't let me make this change online so I've been on hold for a bit waiting to talk to someone. But I'm definitely a little more pro-AT&T after this. This is a very nice offer.
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