“If I purchase a Broadband Router with Voice do I have to sign up with a provider in order to activate its use?”

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• A modem is a device used to receive the service from a provider. Without a Internet provider a modem would be useless. So yes you would have to pay for internet before you could even use this. Most internet providers will provide you with a modem/router with a monthly fee attached because it will be rented.

  Answered by Metalaggression 9 years ago

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• To access the Internet you need to have a service provider. The router is the device that allows you share your Internet service. You can use the Actiontec 4-Port Ethernet Broadband Router with any service provider you select.

  Answered by CommunityAnswer 9 years ago

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• Yes, the service is provided via subscription from the ISP. This device only provides for throughput of the signal.

  Answered by BestBuyer 9 years ago

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• No

  Answered by Bobstick 9 years ago

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• Absolutely. This only gives you the advantage of not paying your provider for the lease of a voice modem, at approx 7 to 9 dollars a month.

  Answered by rdkdanny 9 years ago

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