Thread: Using E Bay modems.
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Old 25-08-2008, 19:45   #25
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Re: Using E Bay modems.
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Originally Posted by Broadbandings View Post
In the US customers tend to be able to do what they want to with their cable line, where it his the house being considered the demarcation point between cableco and customer and anything goes after that with it not being the cable operator's problem if the customer breaks stuff and a customer who makes a hash of their home cabling has a return path filter put on their drop meaning they can't interfere with the network. Of course they do lose their return path but minor issue
What part of the US is that in then?
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