![]() The “benefit” of it is it’s a flat rate without the usual taxes and fees all telecoms tack on there. Oh boy, what happened? Well it turns out CenturyLink has something called “SimplePay” which is what they wanted me to sign up for. People are relying more and more on VOIP for their phone which goes through your internet as well as other services like IP cameras that you want to keep protected and online especially if events are occurring that may cause power loss.Įither buy your own battery for it off eBay or call CenturyLink and let them know you don’t appreciate them putting your safety at risk to save themselves a few bucks.ĬenturyLink Static IP Eligibility Denial Message You don’t want your equipment to go down with minor power fluctuations or if it’s only your house and the neighborhood is fine or if a breaker flips. This mostly impacts phone services but can definitely still help a lot with internet as well. The UPS battery is there for service to keep running during power outages so it is a safety issue. If you have a phone installed an installation like this may violate code in your area, so if you’re a CenturyLink customer (sorry) I recommend you go out to your box and see if you have one of these. Either CenturyLink doesn’t install batteries on UPS units of customers who don’t have phones just to save a few bucks, or both of my techs took the batteries and sold them on eBay. A “UPS” installation being used as a power strip drilled into my wall with no battery ![]()
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