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Master Geek
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Topic # 189065 16-Dec-2015 04:30
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After talking to a representative today on the live chat, I was told that I could port forward without a static ip.



After browsing these forums, I have noticed people saying that you use CGNAT.



Half the reason I ordered was because I wanted to be able to port forward without a static ip.



Other than that, signup went smoothly.



PS. I know, it's 4:30am. So what? xD

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Uber Geek
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  Reply # 1451283 16-Dec-2015 08:39
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For a whole $20 why wouldn't you go for a static IP?



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Master Geek
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  Reply # 1451494 16-Dec-2015 12:15
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I prefer to be able to change my ip if I want to

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  Reply # 1451593 16-Dec-2015 14:04
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ssamjh: After talking to a representative today on the live chat


I thought MR had dropped the chat feature on their web site ?

lxsw20: For a whole $20 why wouldn't you go for a static IP?


I have learned something I wrongly assumed that was monthly but just checked and it is one off smile



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Master Geek
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  Reply # 1451597 16-Dec-2015 14:07
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No, they still have the chat

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