250: Charter All Along

After posting the theory in post 246 that it was not Charter taking the role of the direct executor for that kind of having no internet access I discovered that I much more probably was wrong, but neglected to post the newer conclusion. The reason behind this change of mind is that I noticed that I missed that while I did not have internet access through wi-fi I did have the wi-fi itself. So the probability of making my router allows internet access through wired connection but not wirelessly is much slimmer than the probability that an ISP can distinguish between different access points coming through the same router and allows one but blocks the other from accessing the internet.