jupiter
join:2001-03-09
Chicago, IL
 ·Comcast
| @home with comcast?
Am I able to get t@home if I have comcast internet? Currently I have Comcast for voice, internet and cable. It requires you to have a modem for voice as does @home. Thus, my question is would I be able to get voice service and have comcast internet work??? Do you have to have Tmobile wireless in order to get @home voice? |
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rcbrcb
Premium
join:2007-02-21
Chicago, IL
 ·DIRECTV
·RCN CABLE
 ·T-Mobile VoIP
 ·AT&T U-Verse
 ·T-Mobile US
| Yes, you can have the @Home Service with Comcast Internet. You HAVE to supply your own Internet Connection for this service to work & you have to have an @Home router, they have two models, a router with Wireless capabilites and a router witout Wireless. The Wireless Model can hadle two @Home Phone #'s and the Non-Wireless can have one Phone #.
Yes, you MUST have a T-Mobile Wireless account with a qualifing Wireless Minute Plan to qualify for the $10.00 per month @Home Service. |
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lrp
@ameritech.net
| Have you gotten the callerID on the TV to work? I had a temporary number on my @home router for a few days before my landline number was ported. During that time, there was a wrong number call to the temporary number. The callerID displayed on my TV but it hasn't done it since. T-Mobile told me that Comcast supports this but Comcast said it doesn't work. I also saw a comment on another discussion group that said it did work. ??? |
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rcbrcb
Premium
join:2007-02-21
Chicago, IL
·DIRECTV
·RCN CABLE
·T-Mobile VoIP
·AT&T U-Verse
·T-Mobile US
1 edit | said by lrp :
Have you gotten the callerID on the TV to work? I had a temporary number on my @home router for a few days before my landline number was ported. During that time, there was a wrong number call to the temporary number. The callerID displayed on my TV but it hasn't done it since. T-Mobile told me that Comcast supports this but Comcast said it doesn't work. I also saw a comment on another discussion group that said it did work. ???
I don't use Comcast, so I can't answer your question. The post I was responding to was just asking IF you could use the TMob @Home Service and my point was that you can use ANY ISP with this service. |
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