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- hzlaNew Contributor II
There's been continuous outages springing up all over southern California for the past week. Any repair estimations you may see on your account dashboard are likely misleading and will auto adjust to a later time estimate, or the time estimate will simply disappear entirely.
I would prepare for upwards of a week of lost/degraded service. There will be no compensation unless you proactively contact support. The most you will receive is a prorated reduction in your next bill based on how long the outage lasts, and if it's actually important enough to merit compensation.
- p_phamNew Contributor III
just report it to the FCC. these guys at the top (managers/supervisors) are vultures. they need a push from outside force to make them spit out the truth and compensate for our hard earn money. we pay a hefty price for a service and when that service cannot be delivered then we, as customers, should be compensated. Those who do not complain or seek out the problem with them are just getting their money eaten up by these vultures. I am getting 10 Mbps most of the time when I pay for 150Mbps. Can't even work from home or do anything else when it fluctuates like that.
FCC link: https://consumercomplaints.fcc.gov/hc/en-us?return_to=%2Fhc%2Frequests
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