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moving to new house
I am moving next month about 30 minutes away and wondering if anyone else has dealt with moving and transferring internet services? I’m freaking out as I just switched to T mobile and don’t wanna get told “no.”
thanks!
- ncsunickvNetwork Novice
Question, thinking of getting this for my boat. My boat is moored in a set location, however, on occasion, I’ll bring it to another location for a day or two (overnight camping). If service is available, can I expect the connectivity to work, or is the moored location geofenced into the platform such that it would prohibit use outside of a certain location?
- tomwilBandwidth Buff
Kmurphy14 wrote:
Really?!
sweet!!! I thought it said you cannot bring it other places but I suppose this is different, I plan to let them know as well. Thank you!
In the terms, it does say it cannot be relocated, to discourage use as a hotspot in multiple locations. But in your case, you are permanently relocating the unit and services as a one time event, so it should be allowed if service is available at the new location.
- Kmurphy14Network Novice
Really?!
sweet!!! I thought it said you cannot bring it other places but I suppose this is different, I plan to let them know as well. Thank you!
- tomwilBandwidth Buff
Kmurphy14 wrote:
It says available 👍🏼
Then you should be ok in transferring the gateway and service to the new address.
- Kmurphy14Network Novice
It says available 👍🏼
- tomwilBandwidth Buff
Probably the first thing to do, is to check availability of internet cell service at the new address, using the link below.
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