OK..so I have a DLink modem which I've had for a few months....a couple of months ago, my DSL completely went away after a Verizon tech was messing around the junction box for the entire block. Took Verizon 4 days to get someone out here to fix it...
Now, I have issues where every single time it rains, my DSL goes out. Tonight I rebooted, recycled power....maybe 8 times to get it back.
I am really, really tired of this. I realize that what Verizon wants to sell is FIOS...but I don't want FIOS...I pay (more than I should, by the way) for a stable internet connection. I do not have it. Period. And no one at Verizon listens.
Why is that every time it rains, my DSL goes out? Why does it take 5 or 6 or 7 reboots to get it back up? This is ridiculous. And, since I live in Florida where tropical rains are now almost a daily occurance, I foresee myself spending a great deal of time rebooting.
So, Verizon....if you are paying attention, here's the deal: Every single time I have to reboot my modem, I am charging you $2.00. This is fair. It's YOUR problem, and since you are intent on making it my problem, then it's going to cost you. My time is worth something. Time spent rebooting and babying my internet connection back up is time wasted for me. I am tired of doing your job.
So, make it work...make it consistent (which, by the way is what I pay for), or pay me.
Perhaps if enough people start to sign on to this.......you'll wake up.
Please remember, you are not the only cookie in the jar.