Spectrum Customer FAQ

Yes, when returning a Spectrum box, you should also return any associated cables and remotes. It helps ensure that all equipment is accounted for and can be reused for future customers.

To change from AT&T to Spectrum, start by checking the availability of Spectrum services in your area. Then, sign up for a Spectrum plan that fits your needs. Follow the installation instructions provided by Spectrum to set up your services. Make sure to keep your AT&T account active until your Spectrum service is up and running to avoid any interruptions. Once everything is in place, you can cancel your AT&T service.

To get a new remote control, you can visit a Spectrum store or order one through your account online. If you prefer, you may also be able to request a replacement remote by contacting Spectrum's customer support. There is a link to the most up-to-date contact information right here on this page that you're viewing.

Turner Classic Movie (TCM) is part of Spectrum's Select Package and its digital TV tier. If you're no longer receiving TCM, it's possible that changes have been made to your subscription package or that there may be some technical issues. Make sure your subscription includes the Select Package or higher. If all is in order with your subscription, try resetting your cable box. If the issue persists, it might be necessary for Spectrum's technical team to resolve the issue.

You can return your Spectrum equipment either in-person or by mail. For in-person returns, you may visit any Spectrum store. It's recommended to get a receipt for proof of your return. If mailing your equipment, Spectrum can send you a prepaid return label. Simply pack the equipment securely in a box, apply the label, and drop it off at your nearest UPS store. You can request a return receipt as proof of your return in case of any disputes. Don't forget to include any remotes or cables that came with your equipment.