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Every few days my internet has a complete outage or I have to reset my modem (sometimes multiple times a day). I have had a tech come out and replace the cable, I have spoke to the techs over the phone, no one can help. The best they offer is for me to pay a discounted price for the day. Really? I would go to another provider, but unfortunately they are the only high speed internet provider in my area. Is there really nothing Cox can/will do to fix this so I can use the internet uninterrupted? I really don’t think I should be paying for services when Cox is failing to provide. Would you pay for a car wash just for them to hand you back the keys to your dirty car, but still demand payment?
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BenS1
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I completely understand how frustrating it is to have outages and no information about them. I definitely don't want you to leave us. Sounds like we need to further investigate this issue in your area. Please email us at cox.help@cox.com with your full name and address.
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DJohn
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Right. Our internet goes out multiple times a day, every day since I got COX just 5 weeks ago. The technician came out and said it was just fine. Well, nothing has changed. Obviously they just want our money. Sadly CENTURYLINK was better.
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igorek
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It has to do with the age of the infrastructure in your area. At my old house, it would drop constantly an Cox tech would come out and put a filter on then the next one would come out and remove it then the next one would put it back. That's how it was for 10 years until I said enough is enough and switched to ATT. When I moved to my new house, ATT only provides 1.5Mbs so I had to get Cox again and it's actually very stable.
I'm guessing that you have a lot of noise on your line. You can try and see if the line is grounded and that might help or not. Next time Cox tech comes out, ask him to check and make sure that it is (it should be by code but mine was not).
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