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Old 25-08-2008, 16:51   #21
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Re: Using E Bay modems.

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Originally Posted by eth01 View Post
That's not my point. I'm saying if you were to buy a cable modem from eBay -- it's not going to work out of the box -- you'll need to work with it (before it does).

I'm not going to give anything away. You know the score.
You've missed my point. The average ebayer would not necessarily know that the modem would not work out of the box, unless they have some technical knowledge of how Cable works. Why would they assume that it would not work? You can buy any number of ADSL modems and assume they will work with your ADSL service.

BTW, before you answer: Yes, I know that ADSL is quite a different thing to Cable Broadband, but the average ebayer may not know that.
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