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Hello,
I have been a wireless customer for over a decade, and a Fios customer for 2 years. I am moving to a new apartment, and when I called to transfer my service, the agent quoted me a $100 activation fee. I am moving to one of those apartment buildings that has actual competition, so I checked with Comcast, and they're offering a faster speed for a cheaper price, with no activation fee.
I don't want to do it, but next week I am going to call and schedule an installation appointment. I'll have to buy a new cable modem, but it'll still be cheaper than $100. If you want me to stay with Fios, email me within 7 days informing me you are going to waive the activation fee. Otherwise, it's been fun.
Sean
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Verizon will not be emailing you from a customer helping customer forum.
however you donโt need to buy a modem with cable unless you want the joy of ownership๐ when I was with Time Warner now Charter they had them for rent like Fios routers. Charter now doesnโt charge for the modem itโs in the cost of the service.
but I always bought my equipment it paid for itself eventually.
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It still cost money for someone to come out sn install the service. Its not verizonโs fault you moved.

