Dunc
join:2002-09-14
Wayne, PA | HBOGO and Business Accounts I can't connect to HBOGO, and Verizon tech support is absolutely clueless. Are they preventing me from accessing HBOGO, perhaps, because I have a business account?
Dunc |
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| Silly question: I assume you have subscribed to HBO correct?
Should use the same login that you use to access your Verizon account online. |
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Dunc
join:2002-09-14
Wayne, PA | reply to Dunc
Yes, I have an HBO and CineMax subscription. The HBO login screen replies "You have to subscribe to Verizon FIOS and HBO to access this service" when I try to use my Verizon account information. |
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PJL
join:2008-07-24
Long Beach, CA
kudos:2 Reviews:
 ·Verizon FiOS
| said by Dunc:Yes, I have an HBO and CineMax subscription. The HBO login screen replies "You have to subscribe to Verizon FIOS and HBO to access this service" when I try to use my Verizon account information.
I believe I had to create and HBOGo account first (which worked for MaxGo too), and then login by selecting Verizon as my provider. |
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its not avail for business customers |
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 nycdavePremium,MVM
join:1999-11-16
Melville, NY
kudos:10
·Verizon FiOS
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said by Dunc:I can't connect to HBOGO, and Verizon tech support is absolutely clueless. Are they preventing me from accessing HBOGO, perhaps, because I have a business account?
Dunc
Yes - HBO/Cinemax Go are Consumer only.... |
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Dunc
join:2002-09-14
Wayne, PA | reply to nyrrule27
That sucks. I'm only a business customer because I have to have a static IP. So I pay more for everything, and I can't get HBOGO. Think it's time to look at Comcast. |
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 bohratomJersey Shore will rise again
join:2011-07-07
Red Bank NJ
1 edit | said by Dunc:That sucks. I'm only a business customer because I have to have a static IP. So I pay more for everything, and I can't get HBOGO. Think it's time to look at Comcast.
If you think Comcast is going to offer lower business pricing then you haven't checked their pricing yet have you? |
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Dunc
join:2002-09-14
Wayne, PA | I don't need business pricing, I just need a static IP. Comcast offers static IPs to residential customers. So yes, I'm sure I'll get better pricing. |
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| Xfinity currently does not offer static IP address to residential customers. Customers interested in static IPs are referred to Comcast Business Class. |
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UnnDunnPremium
join:2005-12-21
Brooklyn, NY Reviews:
·Verizon FiOS
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said by Dunc:That sucks. I'm only a business customer because I have to have a static IP. So I pay more for everything, and I can't get HBOGO. Think it's time to look at Comcast.
It is my experience that most people who say they need a static IP don't actually need one, they just want one. DynDNS configured on the FiOS Router works just as well. |
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