August 1st, 2011, 11:21 PM
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Is the cable modem actually yours or does it belong to Charter(you rent the modem as part of the package)?
Because if it's their equipment which is losing connection, then it's their problem and they have to fix it. However if it belongs to you, then you have to prove it's their problem. Usually by substituting another modem. So if you have two modems both losing connection all the time, then it most likely is Charter's problem.
If you think it's Charter's modem which is having problems. Disconnect all your networking stuff, routers, all devices, whatever from it, plug in a single computer and then see if the internet is still disconnecting. If it is then you'll have proved beyond doubt it's their problem and not yours.
I used to work for BT as a phone engineer, and one of the problems was subscriber's own faulty equipment causing problems. Things where usually much easier when the equipment belonged to BT, and the subscriber rented it. Then there was no argument and it was always BT's responsibility to fix it.
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Last edited by mikedt; August 1st, 2011 at 11:37 PM.
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