Hello, I have a quick question. I recently signed up for a new Wi-Fi contract. It was activated yesterday. However, it says that I'll also get Netflix with it. How does this work so I have Netflix?
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Hi, I've moved and want to connect a Wi-Fi router. The only problem is I have so many different connections, and none of them work. I have green connections in the wall, but unfortunately, the router's WAN connector doesn't fit. Does anyone know what this is? I have fiber optic.
Hello,
I don’t know where you signed the contract now, so I can only describe the process with us.
With the start of the contract you will receive an email with a link to registration. If you have completed the registration/registration, it will be active in 48 hours at the latest.
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I’m going to get out of this on the contract papers. Or call the provider.
There’s no Wi-Fi contracts, there’s someone knocking you over.
Ask your provider. And probably you mean internet contract. Wi-Fi is the principle of wireless transmission.
You probably booked your internet at Deutsche Telekom. Magenta TV and Netflix are often involved. Just look at your customer’s company. Everything should be explained.
I pay the maximum electricity costs for my WLAN per se, but everyone likes it.
Netflix:
This is always explained with such combined yields. At sky you had to log in via a supplied link to link your own account.