Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
Talk of The Villages Florida - Rentals, Entertainment & More
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Charlie1126, we had a lightning hit in our area and it fried the cable from the outside box to the house and took out the Modem also. We were having the pixelation problem before the damage happened and the Modem was replaced. The repair of both items fixed everything. Call Xfinity in the evening and you will get through quicker. During the day it's not good at all.
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#17
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DISH & DirecTV pixelate when we get heavy rain.
I've had both satellite providers and CenturyLink - and when my contract is over this time I have no idea what I'll do after seeing these remarks about Comcast/Xfinity.... It's true about the wait times with Xfinity. My son opted for it when he moved here in JUL and both he and I (on his behalf while he was working) spent VERY LONG WAITS on the phone about 3 or 4 times trying to correct things or get information. I wish someone would surprise us all and tell us what OTHER alternative there is to obtain Internet and phone service without one of these providers.
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Call in on the I'm going to cancel line. They answer those calls first. Be strong and firm and play like you're going down the road unless they help you. You will get their attention. It usually works with getting some action quickly.
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Comcast gets their signal over the air for local broadcast stations. In bad weather, or if the station is doing maintenance (WKMG) or having equipment issues (WUCF), the signal Comcast receives is degraded, so the signal they send you is degraded. Garbage in-garbage out. If you have issues too often notify Comcast. The drop to your house might have gone bad.
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