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canswim
Aug 6th, 2008, 03:14 PM
i bought a rogers modem when i signed up with them about 4 years ago. we are moving to new city where rogers isn't available so I'm going to have to make the switch to cogeco?

can i use my existing modem to access cogeco's high speed service once i sign up or will i have to but a new modem from them? if i cant take it with, is there a market for these used modems? think i paid ~$100 originally

thanks

thelefteyeguy
Aug 6th, 2008, 03:18 PM
i think you need to add the serial number into the Cogeco database...and Rogers CSRs are reluctant to do that...not sure with how anal Cogeco' CSRs are tho

mada726
Aug 6th, 2008, 07:51 PM
i think you need to add the serial number into the Cogeco database...and Rogers CSRs are reluctant to do that...not sure with how anal Cogeco' CSRs are tho

As far as I know, the serial number and the MAC (physical address) must be provided to Cogeco. However, there is a catch. Chances are, your Rogers modem might not support Cogeco's service.

slade
Aug 6th, 2008, 11:52 PM
Simple answer. No. You can only use a modem provided by Cogeco (their is no rental fee, its just part of the monthly service fee, and if something goes wrong with it you just swap it @ no charge :) ).