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I found a way around my catch 22. Starlink had my VOIP phone number which cannot accept a security code needed to login Their send email function does not work. My VOIP number goes to a phone system that goes to 3 buildings and is my primary phone. I use Magic Jack VOIP and it has a android app which I forgot about I DL'd the magic jack app and told it to accept SMS messages. It did and that worked. I was then able to log into Starlink and change my phone to a cell phone number. This was very frustrating. There is just no way to contact Starlink After 10 or more emails to them I got zero replies and no help. They have my correct email address and I do receive emails from them but they do not reply to any emails

I just got my Starlink set up but I cannot log into my Starlink account. It says it is connected to the internet and so the Starlink system is all working. But I cannot login to my account When I go to the login page it says it is sending me a verification code via email, but it never arrives It is not getting caught in my ISP spam filter I have been receiving emails from Starlink on the same email address. I cannot get a SMS via cell phone because they have my VOIP phone line number. I would like to change that to my cell number but I can't. I have sent two emails to the address I found on this forum - starlinkresources@spacex.com I have not got any replies from Starlink. Everything on the Starlink support page requires me to login first. It's a catch 22 situation here.I I am at a loss on what to do? Can anyone offer some help? Thanks

Thanks, I see dual wan routers for a lot less than $2500. I may go that route when I am ready.

My property was hit by hurricane Helene in NC, USA. 25+ trees down, one landed on my shop building and punctured the roof. A tree also smashed my green house. Grid power, Cell phones and internet were all not working. Text was barely working. I have a Sol-Ark inverter and 30,000 watts of EG4 rack battery power on my shop building and can back feed power to my house, so I had power the whole time. I also have 2400 watts of Bi-Facial solar panels and a propane generator that can charge the batteries if they get super low. Grid power came on 5 days later. Internet a couple days after that. Cell coverage went from one bar back to 5 bars. It was during this disaster period that I decided to upgrade my systems. I purchased Starlink and it is supposed to be delivered here today. I bought another battery power system for the house so I will have 60,000 watts of storage. That system will be here in a few days. It is a EG4 18k and 6 EG4 5120 watt rack storage batteries. The rack batteries are all Lithium, Iron, Phosphate that can be discharged down to zero - 7000 cycles. I would like to run Starlink and my cable internet both at the same time until I decided to cut the cable and use Starlink only. My question is this: I have a wired network with 5 PC's, Roku, TV and Home Assistant all on the network. I have one phone that uses Wi-Fi and Home assistant has smart devices that use Wi-Fi But I prefer to have wired connections on all other devices. I have a cable modem that goes into my router and that runs my wired network. Can I plug the Starlink router into my main router and then select which internet connection I wish to use? I am a little confused on how to run Starlink internet and my cable internet at the same time on my wired network? Thanks for any help.