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The same thing happened to me when I signed up August of this year. Paid, went and got the equipment, and it would not connect, probably because it is an older building. Contacted tech and it was never able to connect then either and so was told to get a technician to come in and was informed to use the public wifi/hotspot in the meantime. It was working great until yesterday morning :( Now I have to actually get a technician to come out and I know it's gonna cost me a ton, specially being a grad student on a budget. Wishing you luck!!
- TiffanyR2 years agoFormer Moderator
Hello Siljamhilton,
I am sorry to hear that you are having trouble with your service. I know how important having a reliable connection is as I depend on my connection for work and online classes. If you have had service with us for over 30 days, the charge is not automatic to send a technician out. Any issues outside of your home or with Cox equipment are our responsibility and will not result in a charge for a service call. If the issue is found to be non-Cox caused a service call fee of $75 may apply. Most service calls are covered if you are subscribed to Cox Complete Care. For more information, please visit us at www.cox.com/residential/completecare.html. Only the technician can determine if a fee is waived due to an issue caused by Cox equipment or signal delivery. If you have any questions or need assistance, please feel free to reach out to us at cox.help@cox.com.
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