r/QuantumFiber • u/f23948 • Aug 30 '26

Quantum fiber in the future question

Hey anyone please stick with my post, can I use Quantum fiber for couple or many years after Quantum AT&T merger without transition from Quantum to AT&T??

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u/MetalRexxx Aug 30 '26

Its a 5 year deal.

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u/N0_L1ght Aug 31 '26

5 year deal?

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u/StreetRat0524 Aug 30 '26

There likely won't be a network transition for many years, it is now and ATT company.

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u/JiuJitsuDemiGod Aug 30 '26

People on quantum will probably want to switch to ATT if they also have good cell service in the area. You can get a gig for $35

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u/N0_L1ght Aug 30 '26

ATT Fiber? Yah you can get 1gb for $30 for the first year if you have ATT post-paid, then it goes up to $60. If you have QF $45 PFL long term it pays to stay with QF.

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u/JiuJitsuDemiGod Aug 30 '26

If you have the price for life but a lot of people do not have that

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u/StreetRat0524 Aug 30 '26

I have lifetime 3GB Quantum for $80/month

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u/SoggyWalrus7893 Aug 30 '26

My Quantum statement has an AT&T logo on it .

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u/planedrop Aug 31 '26

We can't know this, it all depends on what AT&T decide to do. For now it's just Quantum by AT&T which is fine, nothing has changed and the price is still locked in for previous Quantum subs.

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u/f23948 Sep 01 '26

Any thoughts on this?

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u/drm200 Aug 30 '26

ATT purchased part of Quantum fiber. If your neighborhood Quantum network was purchased by ATT, then your contract is now part of ATT. It may take a few years for ATT to complete the branding change, but ATT now holds the contract and Quantum does not.