| Same as TWC Windjamer is using the former TWC network. TWC didn't wish to service any longer and sold the network out. You should have switched to TWC long ago and had the same speeds and prices. |
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| Yea i know we are still on time warner's network. All i have to do is a traceroute to find out the network still comes from columbus rr. I had service before when it was time warner also and saw speeds like that most of the time with them too. Only problem with time warner was that i would get an occasional disconnect. The signal has improved some also since the takeover. On windjammer it stays connected for days like it should. When the switchover was taking place there for a while i think time warner broke us on and off the network here for a week or 2. That's when i switched to dsl. Then a buddy of mine told me service was solid again with the cable. I switched back and it's been great since i signed back up with them.
Also the cable tv service my parents have has been a lot better since windjammer took over. Fox and abc was out all the time with time warner. I have to say windjammer is doing much better than time warner did with the tv service here. All the channels seem to be on like their suppose to. |
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| sounds like the amp needed to be turned up. that could have been a quick fix if Level3 new about it. Fox and ABC have issues every where. It's due to where the signals come in at and where they're sending them from.
I was on TWC in Fremont (midohio as well) and signals went from Toledo to Lima and at times Columbus before we'd see them on the TV. always lines and spots. We always had that problem though even before TWC bought the local cable company and rebuilt.
The main reason TWC sold out was due to you're in a smaller service area and TWC nicely said they don't care anymore which is what happened to Charter. |
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