They also will not install your cable modem to your own wireless router and configure it. This is nothing new for them. I doubt they really won't simply give you the cable cards and let you install them yourself. Most allow self-installation of digital cable boxes and their own DVRs, so there should be no difference here. They provide no support for it once it's installed, but it still works.
I think this whole thing is out of hand and is being taken too literally overall. It's far from unusual for a company like this not to officially support a device like this, but it's standard for it to work, anyway.
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TurboFool @ Jul 28th 2006 10:34AM
They also will not install your cable modem to your own wireless router and configure it. This is nothing new for them. I doubt they really won't simply give you the cable cards and let you install them yourself. Most allow self-installation of digital cable boxes and their own DVRs, so there should be no difference here. They provide no support for it once it's installed, but it still works.
I think this whole thing is out of hand and is being taken too literally overall. It's far from unusual for a company like this not to officially support a device like this, but it's standard for it to work, anyway.