50ft White iMBAPrice Telephone Extension Cord Phone Cable Line Wire Review

This item isn't working but they want me to ship it from Massachusetts to Texas and do the shipping?! It costs more than the product. So here I am stuck with this product to throw in the trash. Unacceptable, WRONG ITEM, FREE RETURNS!

my husband said he was very happy with the 50ft phone extension cord. He hasn't started his project yet, but this cable is exactly what he expected. Arrived on time, well packaged and much earlier than expected. He highly recommends this product.

I ordered this cable for my mum because her phone kept clicking here when you called because the cable would break and expose the wires so this was it perfect and the cord was very long which I was pleased about as we ran the cord from the living room to her bedroom. Brilliant!

Century Link said my problems were with the house wiring and they were right. I plugged it in to bypass the internal wiring and plugged it directly into my modem from the junction box in the garage. My problem with frequent service crashes is completely gone. The speed has not improved. It's still a pity for 3-7 Mbit / s, but this cable did the job.

This cable was defective. I used it to run an extension for our basement phone. I KNOW better than running a cheap cable without testing first, but I couldn't do it. And this product was defective, when I plugged in the phone and got nothing I kicked myself a few times then ripped it out and went to the hardware store to find one that worked.

I moved my DSL modem from where my ISP installed it to a central location in my house for better WiFi reception. I cut off the plugs and plugged them into the service box, then routed them through my bypass room to a new location, fished them out on the wall, and plugged them back in. The connection is now stable and the speed is better. Good product at a great price.

ATT has changed the principle of landline phones by moving the output plug directly to the router. This eliminates phone jacks and requires long cables to access landline services from rooms other than the router location. It was my quick fix to access my answering machine in my living room rather than my office/computer room. It's a bit ugly having cables running along the wall, but I didn't want to drill another hole in the wall in a rented apartment.

I bought a 50ft extension in white. I didn't use this cable for a landline phone, I used it to connect an internet modem. I placed the modem across the room and didn't want to drag cables across the floor, so this was the next best option. The flat cable sticks to the wall very well and you can line it up perfectly with the finish. I used zip ties to hold it in place, up and down the baseboard, door frame. Only thing is the cable doesn't bend well in the corners, but you don't want it bending…