dotti105
12-27-2013, 06:42 PM
I have been trying to set up CenturyLink/DTV service for our move in early Feb. We are currently in a contract with DTV and my hubby, the sports nut, loves them.
Before looking at bundling, I called CenturyLink yesterday, they said I had to purchase or rent their modem. That my Mac AirPort modem would not work. $199 to purchase, $7.00 a month to rent added to my bill. Hmmmm....
I did not discuss bundling with them as they only wanted a 3pack with home phone. We are not interested in home phone. Have Magic Jack=very happy.
Then I called DTV today, they said they could bundle me with $10 off my DTV bill each month for 12 months, but I would have a separate account with CenturyLink. The $10 was to compensate for the inconvenience of two bills.
So when I hung up with DTV I called CenturyLink back and the guy today tells me that they will allow me to use my Mac modem, no problem. They can bundle the 2 services with a $5.00 a month discount forever. Both services on one bill.
Can this get more convoluted??
Each time I have called Centurylink they seem to have a problem figuring out if we have service available at our new address. It is in Gilchrist and I know others have said it is fiber optics to each home.
Is there a local CenturyLink office that I can call? Someone who knows the lay of the land and might give me some "apples to apples" information?
Thanks!
Before looking at bundling, I called CenturyLink yesterday, they said I had to purchase or rent their modem. That my Mac AirPort modem would not work. $199 to purchase, $7.00 a month to rent added to my bill. Hmmmm....
I did not discuss bundling with them as they only wanted a 3pack with home phone. We are not interested in home phone. Have Magic Jack=very happy.
Then I called DTV today, they said they could bundle me with $10 off my DTV bill each month for 12 months, but I would have a separate account with CenturyLink. The $10 was to compensate for the inconvenience of two bills.
So when I hung up with DTV I called CenturyLink back and the guy today tells me that they will allow me to use my Mac modem, no problem. They can bundle the 2 services with a $5.00 a month discount forever. Both services on one bill.
Can this get more convoluted??
Each time I have called Centurylink they seem to have a problem figuring out if we have service available at our new address. It is in Gilchrist and I know others have said it is fiber optics to each home.
Is there a local CenturyLink office that I can call? Someone who knows the lay of the land and might give me some "apples to apples" information?
Thanks!