Sorry, guys-- Havent had internet at home for the past few days, dont blog at work, but Ill be back up as soon as COX gets its act together.
Ugh.
Tuesday, June 12, 2007
Technical Difficulties
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5 comments:
Cox sucks...I'm not happy with my service. Sadly, the only alternative is AT&T, and even if I was willing to do with DSL, I wouldn't, given the company's activism against net neutrality (and yes, I do tell the telemarketers that when they call and ask me to switch)
BACK!
I hate hate HATE COX too-- this happens regularly. Ill lose internet connection for days, with no explanation, and no refund.
And theres no where else to go.
Its a racket.
I get this funny thing where it goes dead (about 2-3 times a day) and it only starts to work again if I unplug the modem & the wireless router (and then plug them back in, of course). Not sure if it's the the modem or Cox or me, but I blame Cox. :)
Apparently your ISP has an appropriate name to describe their managerial staff.
If it makes you feel any better, Verizon (my ISP) sucks dick too.
You might try unplugging and replugging like ian said above. I have to do that occasionally. Sometimes I have to reinstall the driver too. (I remove the driver in Control Panel and reboot and then Windows reinstalls it automaticlly.) I would blame the computer before I would blame the ISP. FWIW!
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