IPV6 Connectivity is not working.

Despite what the Cox "Technician" says, IPV6 isn't working here in CT.

If you can't connect to certain websites (Yahoo!) it's NOT YOUR BROWSER and IT'S NOT YOUR COMPUTER.

So, I guess we, the consumers will wait for the company (COX) to realize what we already know.

For best results, change your DNS servers to another DNS provider (Google) because you can.

maddie

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How do we access our Yahoo email accounts.

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tder1

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Have to use your Phone for now I guess. Had to turn to my LTE's

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maddie

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Thanks

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SouthOrangeJuic

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Have been unable to connect from about 9AM Sunday onwards in Southington. I can access certain websites (ESPN/FoxNews), but others I cannot access at all including: Yahoo.com, SBNation.com, CNN. I have called Cox 4 times on Sunday and have received the run around each and everytime including someone transferring me to the "McAfee Support Line." If there is some kind of outage affecting outgoing traffic to certain websites, come out and tell us what's going on and what the ETA is instead of leaving customers in the dark. As it stands, I cannot access the website of my consulting business. I hope Cox is willing to provide a refund for the lost business/money I am losing! Changing DNS settings didn't help me. All around terrible customer service experience from Cox, will be switching providers and have started looking into AT&T and others, unless we get some honesty ASAP! Hope you'll follow me. Since their reps on the phone have been useless, I've taken it to Twitter so hopefully they'll acknowledge it there.

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maddie

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/it's working

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