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Why would renting have been a wise choice in case of failures/issues? I'd MUCH rather run to an electronics store and have working internet in an hour, compared
by antsar 6y ago
Why would renting have been a wise choice in case of failures/issues? I'd MUCH rather run to an electronics store and have working internet in an hour, compared to dealing with the ISP, scheduling a truck roll, being available "between 9am and 8pm next Tuesday", and all that other bullshit.
Keep a spare unit around and you don't even have to go anywhere.
- elmerfud 6y agoI'm not sure where you live but I don't need a truck roll to get a replacement it comes next day for equipment or I can go to the local office and get an exchanged. Additionally failure of the modem isn't the only thing to consider there's line issues etc... With the line terminating at their equipment there's no hassle of do you have compatible equipment, is it functioning properly etc... It's literally handled from them to the modem minus a small leg from the demark to the room it sits in. It's trivial to. Plug directly in to the demark and show that and errors/issues are on them and they fix it promptly with no finger pointing.