How many years do I have to pay rent for modem?

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com123cast wrote:
Hi,Comcast,Since I set my internet connection 7 years ago, I have paid rent for a small,old modem for over $800. because had no one told me that I can buy and use my own modem.in this way the Comcast company has taken me lots of money from that rent of that old,small modem which is worth no more than $40 dallars. I thingk this is far too unfair for not explicitely tell me, your long term customer,this fact at the very early when I started. this makes me suspect the intention andquality of your service.and my question is: FOR HOW LONG ARE YOU GOING TO CHARGEME THE RENT FOR THAT SMALL MODEM, FOR ANOTHER 10 YEARS??? AND HAVE YOU EVER CONSIDERED MY SITUATION AND JUST WATCH ME TO PAY YOU FOREVER FORTHIS? DO YOU YOURSELF HAVE ANY CONSCIENCE?You only have to pay for the same number of years that you have the modem.Bought a modem yet?

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