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<big><big>Hello Tom:<br>
Did you get the $39 (or what ever it was) rate for life? If
you did, you might want to think about not giving it up. I bet Cox is
not cheap - and will go up after the intro.<br>
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Best regards - Richard Davis<br>
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</big></big>Tom Garland wrote:
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<pre wrap="">I thinking of dropping my Clear WiFi modems in favor of
switching back to Cox as my Internet provider. I noticed
both "Preferred" and "Premier" Internet service have a
"Power Boost" feature. It looks like you may have to have
some Winblows code installed to use it. So my question
is - Does the Cox Power Boost feature work with Linux?
Also does anyone have either the "Preferred" or "Premier"
service? If you do what are the total cost with taxes and
fees for a month?
I'm also thinking selling my 2 Clear modems for $50
each if I switch to Cox. I'm offering them here hoping
that if anyone buys them they would bring one of them
to our LVLUG meetings.
Tom
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