u/Nikick83

I have 3 eero 7 Max units in a 2 story home all hardwired to each other. I needed some advice on what options I have. Essentially it seems like the 3 eero 7 max units are a slight overkill in my setup and causes frequent disconnections and reconnecting with many devices. The problem is my gateway unit. It is located centrally in the home (has to be because that is where all other ethernet connections and primary internet run goes to). I've already tried moving the satellite units or even unplugging one of them to see how the network responds. The best solution is when the gateway unit is essentially "removed" from the wifi access points equation, then signal to all devices is good to great and no more disconnecting/reconnecting problems. However, eero doesn't have an easy way to simply "turn off" wifi offering on the gateway at least that I know of (unless it's in the plus subscription since I don't have that).

Any thoughts or advice? Should I come up with some sort of Faraday cage, lol to put around my gateway unit!?! Hopefully there is a simpler suggestion or solution. Thanks in advance for your replies!

If I currently have a dual Sim setup with 2 phone numbers both on same network (tmo), basically a personal line and a business line on same phone. Can I port over my say personal number to us mobile unlimited on light speed and the add the $10 multi Network add on and choose day dark star and then port over my 2nd tmo number (business line) to that second mutli network add on and essentially get access to my same setup I have now with the only difference being that I will now have each line on a different network one tmo and one att vs both on tmo? Is there anything I don't get with the multi Network add on (I.e. Unlimited calls, texts, and data on that 2nd business phone number)?

There is still so much uncertainty around who gets changed over to a new plan and who doesn't.

Figured it must be based on SOC, because the way they indicate, they cleared many codes out, but maybe kept some too of the older plans.

You can ask the tmobile AI Bot (Tlife app top or bottom right corner chat button). Then ask it what is my current plan code and what is the plan code I am being switched to. This should both tell you the current code and if you are indeed being switched.

Then post here the code you are on, if you got the switch message and are being switched and if you have received the kickback being retired message as of now.

I have received no message for kickback retired or plan change.

I know the answer could be as simple as they haven't finished sending out all the notices yet...

However, I have a different theory. Now that u/JMan100_JCMP has posted the pricing for each of these new migration plans and since Jon Freier / tmobile have already specifically stated that it would be up to $6 per line but no more, then for those on older plans where NONE of the 62 new plan's pricing can fit within only the $6 per line amount I'm thinking tmobile is leaving them alone for now. Of course I'm sure they are working on something for that situation too but just not in this wave.

Thoughts? Anyone on an older plan where the pricing is just too good, still get the text?