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I had this exact same problem with Sonic.net in SF. It was miserable. Each time I called they would tell me everything was fine and that it wasn't on their end-
by 650REDHAIR 13y ago
I had this exact same problem with Sonic.net in SF. It was miserable. Each time I called they would tell me everything was fine and that it wasn't on their end- ignoring all proof.
On the verizon topic, soon after they got rid of the unlimited data tier my speeds would drop significantly after I reached 200-250MB of data transfer, but when I cycled the power and updated the roaming the speed would go back to normal until it hit the 200-250MB again. It wouldn't surprise me at all to learn that this was done on purpose or that they're currently limiting streaming traffic.
- lucb1e 13y agoAre you sure you don't mean GB instead of MB? Because 200MB is like one youtube video with some decent quality.
- 650REDHAIR 13y agoOh definitely MB. It was miserable having to reset the phone every few minutes.
- lucb1e 13y agoPhone? You mean your internet connection at home, not mobile data right? 250MB indeed sounds miserable.
- 650REDHAIR 13y agoYes it was mobile phone data, I should have been more clear in the original reply. Looks like I can't edit it now. I had no problems with data speed/cap before they phased out the unlimited tier. I was grandfathered in, but like I said, it was never the same. I primarily worked from the phone during that period and it was a constant struggle. Which is why it wouldn't surprise me if Verizon, across all of it's services, throttled traffic.