I have att diverse internet. Will this replace them. What is monthly charge for Google wifi null

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TexnBrit · Accepted Answer

I know this was asked a long time ago, but... Assuming she meant AT&T Uverse... No, this is basically a form of router that connects to a broadband internet service so you still requires an account with AT&T or some other provider and that's the part you have to pay for on a regular basis. There are no fees to use this product.

Answered by TexnBrit 7 years ago

Michael · Answer

No. This system is a WiFi router only. It does not come with or provide Internet service.

danikat · Answer

There isn't a monthly charge for Google, but it isn't an Internet Service Provider. You would use it to extend your wifi access in the house off your cable modem, which would be connected to your Internet Service Provider. You don't have to have a particular ISP for this to work, but you do have to have one if you want to be able to connect to the Internet.

Answered by danikat 9 years ago

EXWOLF · Answer

This product is not Google Wifi internet service. It is a mesh system that connects to each other to provide wifi throughout your entire home using your existing ISP. So you would not replace your Uverse home service with this product. You would connect this product to your modem and it would become your router.

Answered by EXWOLF 9 years ago

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Mikegyver · Answer

I think you meant AT&T Uverse. This Google router is just an "add-on" to have better wifi coverage throughout your home. You only pay to buy the unit at a retailer (such as Best Buy) and hook it up to your existing AT&T modem and there are no monthly fees from google! You still only pay AT&T for your internet service as you always have. I hope this helps

Answered by Mikegyver 9 years ago

DougA · Answer

This is a wifi router, not an internet service. There is no monthly charge, but by itself, the Google Wifi system does not provide internet access.

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