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| Does Rogers allow ownership transfer of Internet accounts? I am leaving Rogers at one of my residences because the upload speeds are unbearable. I have a Motorola SB6120 (4x4) activated on the service.
It was added as an SMCD3GN (also 4x4) since they don't officially support Motorola's unless you have TPIA.
I know Rogers let's you waive the modem rental fee if you own your modem (I am doing this).
If transfer of ownership for the account is possible, I am selling the SB6120 for $100, if it is not possible then for $80. |
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join:2012-09-03
Scarborough, ON
kudos:1 | They do allow it, but I believe the service has to remain at the same address so it doesn't really help you if you're trying to sell the modem to another Rogers customer. I'm sure you'd have no problem getting a buyer who wants to use it on TPIA. |
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·Bell Sympatico
| It was a chore to get it added, so if it was being sold to another Rogers customer I would ask a little more. The 6120 is a bridge modem and Rogers doesn't sell bridge modems.
But thanks for letting me know, I will put up a listing up just for regular TPIA customers.
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 ·TekSavvy Cable
| said by BliZZardX:It was a chore to get it added, so if it was being sold to another Rogers customer I would ask a little more. The 6120 is a bridge modem and Rogers doesn't sell bridge modems.
But thanks for letting me know, I will put up a listing up just for regular TPIA customers.
I think once its in the system as a third party purchased modem, it stays there and can be added to any account no problem. I did that with a SB5101, it was added as a third party purchased and then sold on ebay when I upgraded and that guy used it on rogers again. |
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