Can you use this if you already have a older model verizon modem that is no longer working?
47795
Yes you can. However I never got a chance to use it. I had unlimited on my old 3g one. But they would not transfer the unlimited plan to the new device. Go to a Verizon store and they will advise you on all of your options.Hope this helps!
47796
Verizon SIM cards are generally interchangeable if they are the same size and so long as your older model does indeed have an LTE SIM. If not just buy a new sim from Verizon and swap units on your account.
47797
If you have a sim to swap, then yes! If the older device is only 3g, then it wont have a sim, and this will be no help.
47798
Yes you can. However I never got a chance to use it. I had unlimited on my old 3g one. But they would not transfer the unlimited plan to the new device. Go to a Verizon store and they will advise you on all of your options. Hope this helps!
47799
Yes, you can. The stick has software and will overwrite the previous version
47800
I think so. Mine did not work so I sent it back. Maybe it was just me though. There was no paperwork with it. I figured you just had to plug in and obtain a service, but it did not work.
47801
I used (and still do) this one as a replacement for an older one that did still work. However, you have to go to Verizon to get it "registered" and have it receive the phone number you formerly had or assign a new number. I do not recall if there was a fee for this or not.
47802
Yes. It's the same process as replacing a broken phone. You get the new one and have it put on the line the broken device is currently on.
691163
I seriously doubt it. You have to have a special USB modem phone. They are not the typical cell phone. But you can try it. Call Verizon, ask them. your call to Verizon is free by dialing 611.
1398983
Also, Comcast can recommend.Comcast has no right to deny if the model is in their supported modem list.They recommend Best Buy as they support each others business interests.Thanks
2228610
I'm not sure...I would say no, just because the modem says ver.3. However, I never had any problems with it. Thanks
1191552
If you mean the "Modem" that you use to receive your home phone service on , then yes you can, instead of plugging your phone into the modem, you plug the Brother Fax Machine" into the modem, it works out great because the Brother Fax Machine is also a Phone that can be used as a phone as well as a fax machine and a photo copier. I really like mine and am glad I bought it.
164842
It s not a great modem, I had it for 4 years and the range is horrible. Buy a newer one if you can!
1165856
If the antenna TEW-L412 is compatible with the modem (which I don't know), you just need to remove (unscrew) the standard antenna and connect the new cable and antenna to the old antenna connector. Mount the new antenna vertically.
608887
I never tried that, but I can tell you from experience that I was able to connect my previous phone to my WIFI after VM was no longer active.
144084
I don't think you can connect the antenna to this modem, because this type of modem does not have the antena you can replace. For what I know the antenna is inside your modem.
264661
When I called to connect it, I was told that the modem was already registered with a Comcast account and I couldn't use it. Luckily, I called back and got a different technician who could connect it. So far, the device has been consistent and I haven't had any problems, but I almost wasn't able to use it. It might depend on the technician as to whether or not they'll connect you with service...Just a word of warning when buying used. It would have been nice to know that ahead of time.
1172203
I have the same services from Comcast and was able to switch to (a used) tm822G which came with a new back up battery. It took me a while to get a well trained support person to undo the previous mistakes of an offshore person who royally screwed up just about everything they could. Once the phone and internet services where switched to the new modem properly I was able to use my own modem but it took several months and two trips to the local Comcast office to correct the billing. Initially I was told by a high level (I think they call them second tier) tech support that Comcast would not be able to switch me to my own modem because they would have to reflash its firmware and once they did, they would own it. So you might hear a lot of official-sounding statements to discourage you from switching to your own modem but going by my experience, it takes a bit of persistence but it's doable.
1608382
Yes, I have Time Warner and this is the same model of modem that they had used to hook me up but would not sell to me.
743221
If the Verizon modem is a USB device, just plug it into the USB slot on the Cradlepoint.
175657
Not sure.I have a Fios modem and it is not working wellI would not recommend it
1280912
Yes, you need to call them. You will need the various codes on the back of the modem so be prepared for that.
1768975
Hi, I looked up the specs on the modem and it should work as it supports DSL/VDSL modems.
2194775
Yes. Need to check if it compatible with you service provider. Be aware that many providers will not service modem yout did not buy from them.