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What's the light on its front supposed to indicate...power? It sounds broken to me. Besides, why are you buying a telephone modem? According to FCC rules, service providers are required to freely issue all equipment to receive telephone service. Meaning, Cox gives you a modem.
The light on the front is in the shape of a telephone. It is not lit.
You're right it was a free modem, if you don't count the cost of gas and the time to return the old modem to Cox, and the time spent trying to get it to work as a modem, and the time now being spent trying to get the phone part to work. Absolutely free!!
- Bruce7 years agoHonored Contributor III
Great...besides time, energy and gas...you didn't pay cash for the modem. I'm sure the modem works but Cox is just fumbling its activation.
I've got a new Cox modem setting on my shelf. I'm just waiting for old modem to finally become obsolete before installing it.
This telephone "upgrade" has been weird. Cox constantly sent urgent letters to upgrade last summer, but I never did. The final letter said I'd die due to no 911 service, but I never did. It's been six months since the final warning and my phone service still works. I still call people and still get lots of nuisance calls. What is this "upgrade" about?
- Frank_19377 years agoNew Contributor
I dunno. I have never had a Cox phone until I got a better deal WITH a phone that I would WITHOUT one. I am beginning to regret that decision.
- Bruce7 years agoHonored Contributor III
I've had Cox telephone for 20 years and I'll be damned if I know what is going on.
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