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> I have to lease their modem ($12.95) because of the static IPs. This isn't actually true, assuming you are on the consumer side of the fence. No experience

by phil21 12y ago

> I have to lease their modem ($12.95) because of the static IPs. This isn't actually true, assuming you are on the consumer side of the fence. No experience on a business line though. Source: Has extra IPs on his owned modem, after fighting with them for a couple weeks.

e40 12y ago
It is true, what I said. I have Business Internet and they will not allow activation of a non-Comcast-owned modem when you have static IPs. I know, I tried to do it twice.
- phil21 12y ago
  Ah yeah, business side I have no experience with. Just wanted to make sure anyone buying on the consumer side knows this, as they tried to pull the same crap with me when it was not true.
  - e40 12y ago
    You can't get static IPs on the residential side, btw.