FS: BNIB Speedstream 5200 and DSL filters [Archive]

rupture

Aug 7th, 2006, 07:17 PM

1) SOLD: BNIB Speedstream 5200 DSL modem

This device is BNIB and was only opened to verify the contents.

What you get:
Speedstream 5200 DSL modem (all black)
Power adapter and USB cables

PRICE: SOLD
This price is negotiable

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2) SOLD OUT: DSL micro filters

Because DSL operates on the same line as your phone, but at a higher frequency, you will need one of these devices attached to every phone in your home. These filters will cancel out out high pitched sound of the DSL connection so you can use your home phones.

PRICE: SOLD
This price is firm and is not negotiable.

NOTE TO POTENTIAL BUYERS: Please include your contact info (name and phone number) when PMing me. All sale are final, I verify all items to be in superior working condition unless stated otherwise. If applicable, the item will be tested on site with the buyer. Refunds will only be granted if the product is not as described. You can meet me for a local cash pickup in Toronto at the following locations ONLY: SW Scarborough and East Beaches. I will also consider delivery if you are not too far from my location in SCARBOROUGH. Alternatively, you can pay me via Paypal (add 2.75% to cover Paypal transaction fees) or via EMT (only if that product is $50 or more) if you need it shipped to you. The buyer will be responsible for ALL shipping costs *unless otherwise specified. I am a reputable seller: be sure to check out my RFD BST feedbacks (http://www.redflagdeals.com/forums/itrader.php?u=26620) :D my eBay and Heatware ratings are also available upon request. Feel free to PM me with any questions you may have!

rupture

Aug 10th, 2006, 07:30 PM

Hi guys, thanks for the questions. The Speedstream 5260 "extended reach model" is intended for a better connection with the switching office. From experience I am not sure if it makes much of a difference because I live close to my switching office. I have read on forums that this model is ideal for people who live further away from their switching offices.

Both the 5260 and 5360 support up to 8Mbit down and 1Mbit up.

I guarantee 100% that these modems will arrive in perfect working condition to your door. In the three years that I have used DSL service, I've tested out many Speedstream models, all (with the exception of USB ones) have performed well and were very reliable.

I think that Sympatico includes a modem rental fee with their price but I am not certain. I personally use Inter.net (http://ca.inter.net) which has been extremely reliable. Plus it�s cheaper than Sympatico :D

I am located in Toronto (Beaches, East End) but most weekdays I am downtown. If you're nearby, we can do a local exchange and you can test it out.

Thanks!