Route requests through real 4G/5G mobile IPs to access mobile-targeted content and app APIs. Supports geo-targeting by country and carrier, plus sticky sessions.
MIT
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"Verizon" matching MCP tools:
- Check per-carrier approval status for a messaging campaign. After creating or resubmitting a campaign, use this to see which MNOs like AT&T, T-Mobile, or Verizon have approved it.MIT
- Lists mobile network operators involved in 10DLC registration, providing reference data to interpret carrier status results.MIT
- Reboots the Verizon Fios CR1000A router (about 4 minutes downtime); previews only unless confirmed.MITDestructive
- Find transactions by searching partial or full words in names, merchants, and notes. Use for fuzzy recall when dates or amounts are unknown.MIT
- List LTE bands filtered by region (Americas, Europe, APAC, Global) or US carrier (AT&T, Verizon, T-Mobile).AGPL 3.0
- Enable or disable a Verizon Fios router Wi-Fi radio by band to turn off local Wi-Fi when another access point provides coverage; changes are two-phase and may take 1–2 minutes.MIT
- Compares a Verizon Fios router's current configuration against a desired-state TOML file and lists missing or mismatched settings.MIT
- Forwards external TCP/UDP ports to a LAN host on a Verizon Fios router, with optional replacement of existing rules and a two-phase preview/confirm flow.MIT
- Configure WAN DNS on a Verizon Fios CR1000A router by choosing automatic or manual servers, with manual entries restricted to the policy allowlist and a two-phase confirmation.MIT
- Enable or disable an existing port forward on a Verizon Fios router without deleting it; runs as a two-phase, confirm-then-verify change.MIT
- Retrieve port forwarding rules from a Verizon Fios CR1000A router, including each rule's ports, target device, and enabled state, to verify or audit current forwarding configuration.MIT
- Reserve a DHCP IP for a device MAC on a Fios router. The two-phase process rejects .100-.150 to avoid conflicts with Verizon-reserved addresses.MIT
- Check whether UPnP is enabled on the Verizon Fios router to verify if devices can open ports automatically.MIT
- Compare two configuration snapshots or a snapshot with the live Verizon Fios CR1000A router to identify changed settings before applying updates.MIT
- Retrieve DHCP reservations configured on a Verizon Fios CR1000A router to view MAC-to-fixed-IP mappings and verify assigned addresses.MIT
- Enable or disable UPnP on a Verizon Fios CR1000A router; use the confirm step to apply the setting change safely.MIT
- Blocks a device by MAC address from the Verizon Fios router network using a two-phase preview and confirm flow to prevent unauthorized access.MIT
- List devices currently blocked from a Verizon Fios CR1000A router network to review or verify access restrictions.MIT
- Ranks every card earnrate knows that takes new applicants, not only the user's, for one purchase or category, each set up at its best (the right category pick, activated, cap unused), with its annual fee and what earning the rate takes. Use it for questions like "what's the best card for groceries?" or "which card should I get for Amazon?". It needs no wallet. For which of the user's own cards to use, call best_card_for_purchase instead. Mention the annual fee and any conditions alongside each card. Cards that need a membership the user hasn't given (Verizon Visa) are in `membersOnly`, not the ranking: name them after it, as the text does. For a store, cards with a statement credit there come first in `credits` ("$75 back each quarter, then 1x Amex Membership Rewards"): present them first, in dollars and never as a percentage, saying when the cardholder must enroll, then the ranking by rate.ConnectorOAuth
- Spends monthly amounts for a year across every card earnrate knows, and ranks single cards and two-card pairs by rewards minus annual fees. A card that needs a membership the user hasn't given (Verizon Visa; spending at Costco counts as Costco's) is left out of singles and pairs and named after them, in `membersOnly`. Spending is optional: without it, typical U.S. household amounts are used and the answer says so. With `cards` (named in the conversation) or compareToWallet (the saved wallet), it ranks the cards that would add the most to those cards instead. Use it for "which card fits my spending?" or "is it worth adding a card?". It leaves out welcome bonuses.ConnectorOAuth