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JB138
Member
2007-Jul-21 11:38 pm
Old Bell Modem will it work w/TekSavvy Serive?I have an old Speed Stream 5360 DSL modem.
If i order taksavvy serice. Can I save some money and use this modem?
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Don't you have to return the Bell modem? |
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TSISystem Admin Premium Member join:2007-02-17 Merlin, ON |
TSI to JB138
Premium Member
2007-Jul-22 5:56 am
to JB138
You can use that modem, it is compatible, providing the modem itself still works there should not be a problem. |
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to MmmPancakes
A number of people seem to be keeping their old Bell modems. I assume Bell does not follow up for the returns! |
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dav_IDHappiness Is What You Make It join:2001-11-22 Toronto |
dav_ID
Member
2007-Jul-22 9:41 am
said by Scoop18:A number of people seem to be keeping their old Bell modems. I assume Bell does not follow up for the returns! Or Bell could just be SLOW and those people will get a surprise one day! |
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pstewart Premium Member join:2005-10-12 Peterborough, ON |
to JB138
It's pretty typical for Bell to forget stuff.. of course it's pretty typical of them to just bill you two years later out of the blue...
In my experiences, I've seen them leave a LOT of equipment especially in businesses including routers, firewalls, key systems and all kinds of other expensive stuff... |
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My parents currently use that modem on TS. |
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HiVolt Premium Member join:2000-12-28 Toronto, ON |
to JB138
Be aware that while the 5360 will work, if you have a marginal line where you are far from a CO/Remote, you may not get very good speed. Newer modems such as the SpeedTouch 516 and the 2Wire 2700HG seem to handle marginal lines much better.
I believe the SS5360 uses the same chipset as the old Alcatel SpeedTouch Home, I believe the chipset was Alcatel Dynamite. It's quite old, and modems with newer chipsets tend to perform better under bad line conditions. |
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