>ISP claims my IP is dynamic and not static >turn off my

>>57070053
>Did they scam me

People actually pay to have a dynamic IP address?

I'd have to pay $15/month to have a static IP. What fucking mickey mouse country do you live in?

>>57070053
eastern europe? I know that feel

>>57070053
Change MAC address, turn off modem, wait a few seconds, turn it back on.

You should have another IP. If not, then it's static.

>>57070114
Can't access MAC, wat do

>>57070086
Same here. OP is just being a nigger and failing to understand that leases last for longer periods of time.

>>57070118
Wait until your ISP lease time runs out, it's usually 1 hour.

>>57070118
Why not?

>>57070118
Leave it turned off for a few hours then you might get issued a new one.

>>57070118
buy a mac then

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>>57070053
MFW I can request a static IP from my ISP with a simple mouse click, free of charge, instantly

restarting your modem works with DSL, not neccessariliy with cable

>>57070154
it's ADSL

>>57070154
people still use dsl?

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>Its another dumbass who doesn't understand DHCP thread

>>57070145
>he has to request one
all I do is change my Router's MAC address and I get a new IP.

>>57070114
This. Also sometimes leaving the modem unplugged for HOURS helps (maybe even days). Just gotta wait for DHCP to expire.

>>57070967
For Verizon, it's harder unless you explicitly ask if you're using coax to the ONT (fiber termination terminal box). I had a five day power outage when Hurricane Sandy hit and when power was restored I had the same exact IP address).