u/NormUstitz

Hello

For years, my ATT fiber has come into a little white box in the house, an ONT I believe, and the bgw320 has been connected to that box using a cat 6a cable; the bgw is upstairs.

My internet works fine, and I get close to 1gb in speedtests from wired pc's.

I learned recently that it is "better" or "more awesome" if the fiber connection went directly into the att router. Is that a true statement? And if so, att will charge me to make that modification, correct?
I would have to bring the router downstairs, which is not a big deal, but I feel that I won't gain anything other than a large ATT installation bill.

thanks

Hello

My daughter scraped the driver side of our new car. The left quarter panel will probably need to be replaced and the left passenger door might be repairable.

We have insurance amd a known body shop that guesstimated 3500 for repair to 4400 for replacements.

Should we go through our clean Progressive insurance of 5 years or so? I know that we'll lose our large accident forgiveness discount probably, but will the premium go up substantially?

Silly question.

Is there a way to know if my premium will go up substantially if I claim damage to the car not caused by an accident or someone else? I'll lose the large accident forgiveness discount, for sure. It wilk cost around $4k to fix.