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Years ago when Comcast first put in service to our neighborhood the link was plagued by packet loss, to the extent that the connection was highly unreliable. I
by markbnj 9y ago
Years ago when Comcast first put in service to our neighborhood the link was plagued by packet loss, to the extent that the connection was highly unreliable. I tried getting help through customer support and got nowhere for two weeks. Eventually I found a number for their local office, called, and authoritatively requested to be put through to "network engineering." Surprisingly that worked, and I ended up on the phone with a really nice guy who took me seriously from the moment I explained what I did for a living. He asked me to email him my tracerts and ping tests, which I did. A day or so later there were three trucks in the court and after that the service was flawless. I think most engineers, at heart, are like that guy.
- empath75 9y agoYeah the thing is that good engineers are expensive and they’re not going to be answering customer service calls for the most part. The trick is getting escalated to someone who knows what they’re doing.