AT&amp;T will not allow the use of modems on your account that were not sent to you by them then how is it legal that these are sold here?
514537
With the ATT UVerse ipdsl service you pay for your modem...it is not a lease, therefore if you own it you can do whatever you want with it. The att UVerse vdsl modem is leased and owned by att if you have that modem it is att uverse property. The Nvg510 is the exception since it is not a leased modem. S far I have sold 3 of these modem and the buyers have had no problem activating them.
629617
Whoever talked you into this because it is both a router and modem did not understand the product. It is not a modem, it is a router that works on two different bands.
410909
THE ones for AT&T; and or Verizon in the USA should have the companies emblem on the modem device. Otherwise i believe it may be usable by any company that elects to allow their usage.
1984024
This modem was not intended for retail.It's for distribution through MSOs - cable operators.It has custom firmware for each MSO, with different default credentials (user/pass)Here are the ones I know:Netgear standard firmware, user level access:user: adminpassword: passwordStandard firmware, admin/MSO level access:user: MSOpassword: changemeCharter Cable firmware:username: chtruserpassword: charter
223166
I really don't know. They sell them all over the world but there may be different systems in other nations. Sorry I can't give you a better answer. We're on Consumer Cellular which used AT&T; towers an they have an international plan I could use but I don't.
2002180
Yes. You should also contact your internet provider for a list of approved modems, as many will limit the modems you can use. You'll also want to make sure that the modem you purchase can transfer the data speeds you pay for.
747851
You can purchase AT&T; 3G or 4G without any contract - just as needed. If you have wi-fi available, you can shut off the cellular data. I switch back and forth at my convenience.
904562
Contact Netgear if you dare to. They farm out the free support to 3rd party's who try to trick you into buying 3rd party support services via credit card. Last time I tried to use them, that's what happened and the support portion was completely worthless. I figured out my solution on my own and by Google searches etc. I value Netgear products but they really fail big on the free support. Not to mention, heavy accents which are hard to understand.
1543214
It says no online, ask the seller to be 100% sure. Look up DSL modems, if he says no.
302876
The phone that I received is LOCKED and is unusable except on AT&T; networks in the USA. I have tried unsuccessfully to log into the O2 network with a working O2 SIM card here in the UK. I cannot recommend buying it.
540527
Let em try it. Its our Internet connection that we pay for. What we use our bandwidth for is of a personal non-commercial nature and is perfectly legal.
621981
This doesn't make sense I shouldn't hv to insert a US SIM ... The phone is clearly not unlocked. And the fact that soo many comments have not been clarified the customer service of this seller must suck
1086226
I wouldn't buy anything from these people. They have 0 service. My unit stopped working and I was put on hold for 2 hours
878340
Yes, But I don't recommend it for AT&T;, Buy a Modem from AT&T;, I had two of them, I never new who's fault the problem was and AT&T; has no information on it if there is a problem.
1992042
If you call them they will happily tell you which modems you can purchase that are compatible with their system. Also, be careful if you buy a second hand modem online, they are often equipment that belongs to the cable company (Comcast, Cox, Time Warner) but were never returned (by deadbeat customer who left unpaid bills and pawned the equipment), they have a record of those serial numbers and they cannot be used for another account.
764050
This modem is for DSL subscribers (and even then AT&T; told me they cannot supported). Cable internet subscribers must get a cable-supported modem.
1135853
Probably not. I bought one from an Amazon seller and my cable provider (Cox) refused to provision it. It seems you can buy data-only modems anywhere and they will accept it, but they will only provision voice(telephone)-data modems that they sell. You are most likely stuck with buying one from your cable provider. If you really want to try I will sell you mine for half price!