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Chaz70
join:2002-09-24
Middlesex, NJ | reply to Chaz70
Re: OOL Ultra 101 Slow upload 08846 (Middlesex Boro, NJ) seems like I am starting to see a pattern of slow upload speeds again.
I'll give it a day before I start calling anyone at CV about it. Maybe they are working on something in the area.
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 IllIlIlllIllEliteDataPremium
join:2003-07-06
Hampton Bays, NY
kudos:7 | reply to anonagain
said by anonagain :It's hard to believe there is this much of a problem in the area but it is only affecting this one person.
perhaps the majority of the OOL users in the affected area are "dumb" users who dont know or care about the speed issue other than it works for their specific internet needs.
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IllIlIlllIllEliteDataPremium
join:2003-07-06
Hampton Bays, NY
kudos:7 | reply to Chaz70
said by Chaz70:seems like I am starting to see a pattern of slow upload speeds again.
I'll give it a day before I start calling anyone at CV about it. Maybe they are working on something in the area.
perhaps a "filtered" resident(s) called and complained about poor signal and a tech (who is most likely unaware of the ongoing issues) removed that "filter".
your previous post indicated "they found a lot of customers that need new wiring on my node and they have them filtered..."
i am curious if those "customers" are introducing ingress into the hardline causing the issues and why didnt they just fix those issues instead of "filtering" them as a band-aid approach ?
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| said by IllIlIlllIll:said by Chaz70:seems like I am starting to see a pattern of slow upload speeds again.
I'll give it a day before I start calling anyone at CV about it. Maybe they are working on something in the area.
perhaps a "filtered" resident(s) called and complained about poor signal and a tech (who is most likely unaware of the ongoing issues) removed that "filter". your previous post indicated "they found a lot of customers that need new wiring on my node and they have them filtered..." i am curious if those "customers" are introducing ingress into the hardline causing the issues and why didnt they just fix those issues instead of "filtering" them as a band-aid approach ? I'm thinking there is a possibility that some of these "filtered" customers may not have been home to allow a repair to be made. |
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