Internet

I bought a TP-Link AC1750 (Archer A7) and a Netgear CM 600 from bad advice from COX tech support (thread here). Chat support suggested my C3700 was at its end of life and needed to be replaced. The problem was my wiring. After getting techs here to address my bad wiring, my signal improved and my WI

Here is the link for the news. https://www.whitehouse.gov/briefing-room/statements-releases/2022/05/09/fact-sheet-president-biden-and-vice-president-harris-reduce-high-speed-internet-costs-for-millions-of-americans/?fbclid=IwAR1Y4JPbe-WG0dCh-LWRl3cZYJf63Iao8ptXSgslv1oFdnziE4i_ltSQSs8

Why did you cancel my setup? You had sent out a patch cord about two weeks ago. There is a cable coming out of the ground, just need the box on the side of the building to be installed. You were supposed to due the install outside and I was to do the rest on the inside. I understand that you can't c

Cox...please consider removing the internet data usage limits since more people are working from home and kids are out of school.

My wife and I work from home and have considerable bandwidth needs. I currently subscribe to gigablast but would like more bandwidth (especially upload). We are willing to pay for multiple cable internet services (mainly because we don't yet have Fiber in our area) but after speaking with multiple C

Since moving to my current apartment and having Cox as my ISP, I have been unable to play online games without near constant rubber banding and stuttering. I am hardwired in on my gaming PC, and have even upgraded my router, modem, and all ethernet cables. Attached is a sample from PingPlotter when

My internet was out for about 5 hours today. I missed a zoom meeting. When service was restored I got on Chat with Oliver. I was told my outage would be reimbursed to the amount of $8.42. Is that what Cox thinks my time is worth? Service in my neighborhood has been spotty for a month and apparently

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I have been paying for Gigablast internet for just about a year now, but the last 3-4 months my WiFi speeds have been capped at just under 300mb/s. I called Cox Support a couple times when it began and all I was told was that the nodes are "oversaturated" from increased data usage of nearby people.

I'm going to be replacing my coax cable running from the street to my house about 100ft. I Currently have a Gigablast plan but Im no where close to gigabit advertised speeds. So I'm thinking about running RG-11 (Series11) cable ti minimise signal loss.I was going to bury the cable in grey conduite a