Motorola Cable modem SB6121 Docsis 3.0 $75 shipped (from US)

Will Rogers allow you to use this without any sort of hassles to get it set up? Has anybody heard of this place and is it reputable?

damn bros... thats a hot deal.........

dishguy1977 wrote: ↑Will Rogers allow you to use this without any sort of hassles to get it set up? Has anybody heard of this place and is it reputable?

good luck with that

you'll need some good negotiation skills to add the serial number. Best bet is to use it for the small players

dishguy1977 wrote: ↑Will Rogers allow you to use this without any sort of hassles to get it set up? Has anybody heard of this place and is it reputable?

I think they will, especially if it's new. The only time they don't allow you to use a modem is if someone else doesn't return their modem and then you try activating it under another account.

wow great deal!!

Any duty/brokerage fees or taxes to pay on this?

Thanks OP.

Very interested...but like to know if anyone successfully put it on Rogers network though...please share.

Archane wrote: ↑I think they will, especially if it's new. The only time they don't allow you to use a modem is if someone else doesn't return their modem and then you try activating it under another account.

from past experience and history on RFD, they only add if you purchase a modem through them instore....from my recollection from other members on rfd you might be lucky if you get a CSR that doesnt follow procedure.

adding a modem is harder than getting the CSR (or retention) to waive the modem monthly rental charge

Ordered. Thanks.


I've spoken on the phone with one of Rogers reps a little while ago that I can purchase my own modem so there should be no reason why Rogers will not accept this one. Of course the rep might be wrong but I will take my chances.

thelefteyeguy wrote: ↑from past experience and history on RFD, they only add if you purchase a modem through them instore....from my recollection from other members on rfd you might be lucky if you get a CSR that doesnt follow procedure.

adding a modem is harder than getting the CSR (or retention) to waive the modem monthly rental charge

Yeah~~ Robbers sucks

dishguy1977 wrote: ↑Will Rogers allow you to use this without any sort of hassles to get it set up? Has anybody heard of this place and is it reputable?

You have to get through to Level II support in order to have your own modem set-up with them!.

CS is clueless & Level I aren't far behind (Ask to be transferred!).





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ReBeL wrote: ↑You have to get through to Level II support in order to have your own modem set-up with them!.

CS is clueless & Level I aren't far behind (Asked to be transferred!).





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ks0209 wrote: ↑Ordered. Thanks.


I've spoken on the phone with one of Rogers reps a little while ago that I can purchase my own modem so there should be no reason why Rogers will not accept this one. Of course the rep might be wrong but I will take my chances.

I've gone ahead and ordered one; is there going to be duty charged?

+1 thanks

I helped a friend hooking up a SB6120. I called Rogers and got them to provision this modem and dropped the rental fee.

My buddy had huge problem with the piece o' crap SMC modem/router.

thelefteyeguy wrote: ↑from past experience and history on RFD, they only add if you purchase a modem through them instore....from my recollection from other members on rfd you might be lucky if you get a CSR that doesnt follow procedure.

adding a modem is harder than getting the CSR (or retention) to waive the modem monthly rental charge

Your experience is outdated my friend.
Whoever want to get it provisioned instantaneously don't go through customer service, just call Rogers Cable Activation instead. They will ask you for couple of numbers ask you to hookup the modem and then provision it while you are on the phone with them.

tomtomtom wrote: ↑My buddy had huge problem with the piece o' crap SMC modem/router.

wait, someone will just jump in now and say "all modems are created equal"

I'm currently using an old sb5100 with Teksavvy. Would his be worth the upgrade, if for no other reason than having Docsis 3 support? Things can get congested here now and then....

txenglan wrote: ↑I'm currently using an old sb5100 with Teksavvy. Would his be worth the upgrade, if for no other reason than having Docsis 3 support? Things can get congested here now and then....

I want to know too. I am now with Distributel and using a Motorola SB5101. It usually takes 20 seconds or more to begine loading a new page after I input the web address.

aasoror wrote: ↑Your experience is outdated my friend.
Whoever want to get it provisioned instantaneously don't go through customer service, just call Rogers Cable Activation instead. They will ask you for couple of numbers ask you to hookup the modem and then provision it while you are on the phone with them.

That would make things easier. It a took a friend 12-15 calls to customer support to get hooked up.

Where's the phone number for Rogers Activation?