How many receivers need to be hooked into a phoneline? I have 4, one being a 622 that is not controlling 2 tv's.
charge for no phone line?
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Is the 6 feet across a doorway? If it is he was NOT just lazy. But if it is just 6 feet with NO doorway then I agree. He is either lazy or overworked and in a hurry and did not look or ask about them. Either way you should have your extensions in the boxes hook them up and save the cash.
Does D* charge this same fee? My nearest phone jack is clear across the room, and I don't want to run a phone line across the floor. I have a 625 now, and plugged one in just for grins....it caused a faintly audible hum/buzz on my phone during phone calls. So I can either plug in an unsightly phone line and have distorted call quality, or pay E* $5 a month...2 great options.
I'm not getting billed for it and never was. But what happened was I hooked up my Ethernet for a while and then when I changed my bedroom around didn't hook up the Ethernet to the 622 for a few days. I started getting warnings. Now I keep it plugged into Ethernet. But seriously, until I had hooked it up the first time, I was never billed nor even knew of the requirement. I fear now if I unhooked it they would bill me as the screen threatened.
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That is exactly right. Of course, we can't actually *tell* customers that over the phone (I think it's a non-negotiable) . But yeah, a lot of times it takes a while for our system to tell if you are hooked up to a phone or not. That's why I always have customers click "send status" after running the connection test. Of course, you have to be calling us using your cell phone, otherwise, the test won't work. And believe me, if we can hear a "click" sound on the phone, we know you're using a house phone and the test is failing.
That is exactly right. Of course, we can't actually *tell* customers that over the phone (I think it's a non-negotiable) . But yeah, a lot of times it takes a while for our system to tell if you are hooked up to a phone or not. That's why I always have customers click "send status" after running the connection test. Of course, you have to be calling us using your cell phone, otherwise, the test won't work. And believe me, if we can hear a "click" sound on the phone, we know you're using a house phone and the test is failing.
