F/S OR F/T Wireless and Wired Routers

The 7600GT alone is still eBaying for around $70-$90 so I don't see that as being quite a fair trade.

I would love to discuss this through IM with you, but I hardly use MSN (I've been trying to remember to log onto in lately).

Also... the new one you put up... I believe that's a modem, not a router.
 
PohTayToez said:
The 7600GT alone is still eBaying for around $70-$90 so I don't see that as being quite a fair trade.

I would love to discuss this through IM with you, but I hardly use MSN (I've been trying to remember to log onto in lately).

Also... the new one you put up... I believe that's a modem, not a router.
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ok,... the new one i put up on the bottom it says it is a dsl router...but its prolly a modem and router joined... yah it would be better if u got toghether via im... thxs, shawn
 
Last I knew, anything with the name Westell on it is property of the ISP (or phone company) that has to be returned to them when you cancel your DSL service, as are the phone line filters and crossover cable that you get in the home self-install kit, or else you pay for them:
"If you fail to return the equipment, an equipment fee will apply." is what it says on my Verizon Service Agreement.
Tom
 
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OvenMaster said:
Last I knew, anything with the name Westell on it is property of the ISP (or phone company) that has to be returned to them when you cancel your DSL service, as are the phone line filters and crossover cable that you get in the home self-install kit, or else you pay for them:
"If you fail to return the equipment, an equipment fee will apply." is what it says on my Verizon Service Agreement.
Tom
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Well, I own two Westell DSL modems exactly like the one he's pictured that I've got in different lots of computer parts, so I bet there's probably a way to buy them, their probably not just exclusively loaned out.
 
Hm. Very possible that my service agreement is more restrictive than others... or the fee is cheap enough to just pay it and keep the modem.
Tom
 
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