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Old 16-04-2006, 15:53   #5
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Re: Where do you buy Motorola modems

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Originally Posted by jawad
Hello,

Where can one buy motorola modems in the uk because just in case one breaks telewest charge something like £250 but in the states you can get the motorola sb5101 for $100. So I was thinking where can one get one from just in case your own breaks. Motorola dont sell them on their website.

Thanks
I believe the only time NTL or Telewest will charge is when your house is broken into and the modem stolen. They have also been known to charge you if you cancel your contract and don't return their equipment.

In both cases, I don't believe the charge is anywhere near £250. In the first case (the burglary), you should be covered by house contents insurance anyway.

to the forums, as well.

One thing to bear in mind is that niether NTL nor Telewest sell modems currently, so by buying one, you could potentially be buying stolen goods. This act is illegal, and as such we do not allow discussion about it on this site.
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