Signal suddenly fluctuating, told there were "network changes."
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I have had my Novatel USB760 since August and have had no problems with it., EVDO RSSI usually in the -80s. All of a sudden a few days ago it started fluctuating from the -90s up to -117 and switching from mobile broadband to national access. When it is at -117 it is practically unusable. I called and reported the problem yesterday morning and got a call back today saying that "network changes" were made, the information about which was "proprietary", that I am in a questionable area (which I was not when I signed up) and that they cannot guaratee my service. They said I can get out my contract without a penalty or get a free upgrade to 4G when it becomes available (???). That's a great offer, but it doesn't help me any, I work from home and need decent internet. I left Hughesnet because it had become impossibly slow most of the time that I needed it.
I want to understand why a "network change" would be made that would give me less signal out here and if there is anything that can be done about it.
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Verizon customer service may not tell you if you have exceeded your GB threshold, which in turn can affect your service. I have an unlimited plan, and over the holidays exceeded some invisible threshold they have for unlimited customers. As I called customer support, trying to determine why my service was so slow, I found on other posts this practice.
