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- ZurqContributor II
prob not
- bryce_clifford3New Contributor III
I had a tech come by, i spoke with online support, phone support, cox customer care, and now email and nobody is giving me answers either. I think the cox field equipment is becoming outdated and all we want are updates on when these performance issues will be improved.
Don't upgrade your account to pay more... this will still happen to you. - bustingrocksNew Contributor
An upgrade won't fix the issues. I seem to have to "replace" my modem every 6-8 months, and every time they recommend that I either rent, or sign up for the special deal and pay more for more bandwidth that is rarely up.
- KevinM2Former ModeratorHi Bustingrocks, I saw your other comment in a different thread, and you mentioned that you're also experiencing latency issues. For further assistance, can you please email us hard-wired traceroutes and/or PingPlotter results to the gaming servers that you're having difficulties with? I'd like to have them reviewed. -Kevin M. Cox Support Forum Moderator
- 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 - bearone2Contributor III
not necessarily, there's only so much bandwidth & now, everyone's using it.
- KevinM2Former Moderator@Kurtech, it all depends. Data is a lot like water flowing into the home. The wider the pipe, the easier it flows. If you are streaming, then increasing your uploads speeds from 10 Mbps to 35 Mbps would create less latency. Your modem levels appear to be quite healthy and I'm not seeing any packet loss currently. Are you directly hard-wired to the modem or are you using a wireless router? Here is some additional information that might help:
www.cox.com/.../understanding-speed-test-results.html
For additional support, please don't hesitate to email us at cox.help@cox.com. -Kevin M. Cox Support Forum Moderator
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