Need to replace Telmex modem / office closed

My Telmex modem died and I need to replace it. Telmex office has been closed and won't re-open til who knows when. Anybody have any idea how to get it replaced? I doubt anyone can help me but you never know...

A few years back, the only place you could get a Telmex replacement modem was not from Ajijic but from Telmex's Mexico City office. They would send it up to you via a carrier like FedEx. Just maybe you can get it there these days.

You could phone up their 800 number and ask. It's probably listed in your phone book. I am up in Seattle and the newest lakeside phonebook I have up here is a 2016 LCS phone book and the 800 number for Telmex where English is spoken was and hopefully still is 01-800-368-0500.

You might give it a try.

Deleted a double post.

Have you tried calling or going to the Telmex Service Center on Calle Allen W Lloyd in SAT, maybe they could help you.
Just a suggestion.

Thanks for the ideas, all.

I've been getting a couple of emails a week for the last month that they want to replace my modem. In a chat, because they don't answer the phone, I explained that the office was closed. They kept asking me what was wrong with my modem and I kept telling them nothing was wrong with it. That I kept getting a email to replace it but couldn't be cause the office was closed. And they asked what was wrong with it. (this was a live person, not one of those "go around in circles" phone things). Finally I "hung up" the chat.

I bought my last Telmex modem on-line from Mercado Libre - the cost was 250 pesos and it worked right out of the box...

I can sell you a dual band Telmex modem 250 pesos, a year old

Rosa were you able to resolve your modem problem?

I haven't gotten to it yet. I'm using a back-up modem.

Woke up this past Saturday morning to a dead modem. Called Telmex tech support 01-800-123-2222, and after ascertaining that the problem was indeed the modem and not the line, they put us in for a new one. I was told that due to the pandemic, all Telmex offices are closed for everything except administrative staff and emergencies, otherwise we would have driven to Guadalajara to pick it up. Modems are no longer distributed through their offices. Delivery in 4 business days but they will try for sooner.
Yesterday (Sunday), I received a text and email telling me the modem had been ordered. This morning, received a text and email telling me that the modem was in route with a link to track. The process is pretty straightforward and (so far) pretty efficient! We will be taking the advice given above and will purchase another to keep as back up. In the meantime, we have borrowed an old modem to get us through.
Suerte!