WTB: Cheap Docsis 3.1 cable modem for testing

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faster7

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Having another argument with the ISP. LMK if you have a cheap extra cable modem!

If the pair of fiber providers weren't both using CGNAT... I'd sure like to switch. Would be pretty sad with a cable ISP and two fiber ISP's that I may switch from cable+ tmobile 5g@home as backup to.....the tmobile 5g + verizon's 5g as backup. :(
 
I might have an old Motorola Surfboard at home still. If I do, I'd be happy to send it to you for the cost of shipping.

I'm at work atm, ping me after 5pmEST and I'll check for you. If I still have it, I can get it shipped out tomorrow morning.
 
I got a Netgear CM2000 in the box (lightly used) I could ship to you for $100? Prob overkill and is a little bit more than the free + shipping offer above, but figured I'd still offer.

If you're in the market I also have some Netgear 5G modem/router units that are great as home modems (with ttl firewall magic), and I also have some invisagig devices as well (what I currently use for T-Mo backup home internet),
 
**EDIT**: This modem was sold shortly after I posted. No longer available.
I have a Arris SB8200 that I used for about a year with Spectrum and has been collecting dust since I switched to fiber. I'll let it go for $15 + whatever it costs to ship.
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DeadlyAura said:
I might have an old Motorola Surfboard at home still. If I do, I'd be happy to send it to you for the cost of shipping.

I'm at work atm, ping me after 5pmEST and I'll check for you. If I still have it, I can get it shipped out tomorrow morning.
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If it's 3.1, that would be awesome, thank you!
 
cybrnook said:
I got a Netgear CM2000 in the box (lightly used) I could ship to you for $100? Prob overkill and is a little bit more than the free + shipping offer above, but figured I'd still offer.

If you're in the market I also have some Netgear 5G modem/router units that are great as home modems (with ttl firewall magic), and I also have some invisagig devices as well (what I currently use for T-Mo backup home internet),
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That's supposed to be a really good unit--- I appreciate the offer but I'm going to be going really cheap on this one... but want at least docsis 3.1. Thank you!
 
If you want a good router that will handle seamless multiwan across all 3 WANs, check out the watchguard M270. As long as it has a valid feature key, it can handle multiple wans out of the box and you can set up failovers as well as SD-WAN.
 
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