DSL - Westell 7500 Gateway - PLEASE HELP!

I recently moved my DSL service from one house to another and had my service upgraded from 1 to 3 mbps. I ordered a new modem (Westell 7500 Gateway) as well. I am unable to connect to the internet. I connected the new modem, the lights are all correct but I am unable to connect to the internet at all. Tech support has been no help at all. Now, when I go back to the older modem, I cannot connect with that one either. Tech support had me do a ip config/release several times but nothing works. Please help.

Since you just told me you originally had the wrong phone number I'm thinking you might be hooked up to the wrong split bank at the Verizon Office. Give them a call and have them check out out your line. Ask if they can send a ticket to the frame to co-op test at the split bank.

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