Ugh Cox Cable, Comcast, Fios they are all terrible.

Buy your own router.

You can bring it to any UPS store. They will ship it for free.

This is inconvenient, not drama.

Anonymous wrote:This is why I always buy my own router instead of using the cable company router.

+1. you save money this way too.

Get some real problems.

Anonymous wrote:What did you expect? At heart, they’re still Kabletown.

What’s Kabletown?

What did you expect? At heart, they’re still Kabletown.

And make sure you keep the receipt from the store for 7 years like your tax return. I had to return the old router for a different company. 3-4 months later, I got a message from the company saying they had no record of me returning it. They charged me some ridiculous amount like $300 for it on my monthly bill saying I refused to return the equipment. Luckily I had not recycled the receipt but still I had to call back multiple times to prove it and sort it out. Finally they refunded it.

I'm in the same boat, and annoyed. But I want my bill to go down so I'll return it.

Why are you making this a big deal? Drop it off already.

Yes so I just returned it. What’s the issue?

This is why I always buy my own router instead of using the cable company router.

Oh yes. This happened to us years ago with Cox Cable. It was very annoying. And the place they wanted us to physically return it was only open during working hours. I was steaming.

Xifinity decides that I need new router, sends it to me, without any instructions on what to do with the old one or even any warning about a fee that might be due if I don't drop it off. Me, being stupid, ask Xfinity what to do with the old router, and turns out they want me to drop it off at their closest store, which is 7 miles away. And I only have 14 days to do it otherwise I get charged a fee. WTF?? I asked about getting a prepaid label and a box for it, and they say nope, I have to physically drop it off at the store. Anyone else experienced this!? Is there a way around this?