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BenS1
5 years agoFormer Moderator
@MartinB3, Having inconsistent upload speeds can be exasperating. I took a look at your modem and I see a lot of T3 timeouts and some bad Rx Levels. If you do not have any splitters or amplifiers on your coaxial and the technician couldn't find any issues on the inside, a Cox Technician would need to check the signals outside to see what is going on.
Ben S.
Cox Support Forums Moderator
Ben S.
Cox Support Forums Moderator
MartinB3
5 years agoNew Contributor II
This isn't inconsistent upload speeds; it's non-functional upload speeds.
A Cox technician already checked the levels coming into the house and said they were bad. The modem is on an exterior wall, so there's no inside cabling to check.
The problem is that the technician can't fix the levels outside the house, because they're almost always contractors and have no leverage to make the right teams do anything. And I have no leverage either.
There's no one at Cox I can speak to who has control over this issue. They don't let customers talk to those teams. All they can do is keep scheduling technicians who keep saying things are bad and Cox's fault.
What can I do?
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