Spectrum Store Easton (2024)

FAQs

What locations can I return Spectrum equipment to? ›

Yes, you can return your Spectrum equipment to any Spectrum Store. You can also return your equipment by bringing it to a UPS Store during store hours. The UPS Store will take care of the rest. If you can't visit a UPS or Spectrum store, you can request a Home Shipment Return Kit by contacting Spectrum.

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You're responsible for returning modems, routers, Spectrum receivers and any auxiliary equipment provided by Spectrum. You're not required to return any remotes or cables that came with your equipment. Note: You'll need to contact us prior to returning your equipment. Please call (833) 267- 6094.

Call Spectrum at (833) 224-6603 to request a return authorization and instructions for returning the device. In order to receive a refund or exchange, Spectrum must receive the Mobile Device within ten (10) days of you receiving a return authorization from Spectrum.

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We may schedule a maintenance appointment if one of our technicians detects any issues inside and/or outside of your home that could cause potential service interruptions.

Call (866) 991-3044 to inquire if your modem or router needs upgrading. Go to www.spectrum.com for other pricing including promotions and options bundled with other services, like video and phone services. Individual experience may vary.

How do I contact Spectrum Internet Customer Service? Spectrum Internet Customer Service is available 24 x 7 by calling 888.369.2408. You can also find solutions to common Internet issues on the Spectrum Internet Customer Support page.

Spectrum will be changing its name to Firstline on September 1st. Our service is now used by hundreds of hospital clients around the world. A more distinctive identity is needed to distinguish us as we continue to grow, and extend our clinical guidance capabilities.

Is Spectrum now owned by AT&T? ›

AT&T, meanwhile, is racing to build out its own midband 5G network following its purchase of more than $30 billion worth of spectrum across two recent FCC spectrum auctions.

The purchase was completed on May 18, 2016; Charter had continued to do business as Time Warner Cable in its former markets, but has now re-branded these operations under the Spectrum brand in most markets (a brand of Charter which launched in 2014), though it will continue to use the roadrunner.com email addresses and ...

If you fail to return all rented or leased equipment to Spectrum after you cancel or downgrade your services, an unreturned equipment fee may be charged to your account. This fee will be included in your total account balance.

What Happens if You Don't Return Equipment. If you don't return your equipment, you will be charged a fee of $200.

You can return older equipment via UPS or FedEx. If there's no UPS or FedEx in your area, you can drop off your Spectrum equipment at a Spectrum store. If your Spectrum Account has been disconnected, please contact Spectrum for assistance in returning your equipment.

Still, typically you should return the equipment within the fixed timeframe, which is around 10 to 30 days in most cases. Spectrum may also specify a timeframe within which you must return the equipment at the time of cancellation, such as 15 to 20 days after cancelling your services.

In certain cases, Spectrum may choose to leave equipment at your premises. Spectrum may alternatively choose to provide a prepaid shipping label(s) to you so that you may ship the equipment to Spectrum. For more information and how to submit your shipping label request, please click on this Web Form.

Additional businesses in your area area (Western Union, MoneyGram, Walmart or Schnucks Supermarkets) may accept Spectrum payments. Each third-party payment center has its own specific rules regarding payments, fees, etc., but all follow these standard policies: Third-party payment centers are for payments only.