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Super Slow Internet paying for 75/35 and its slower than dial up

I switched from optimum to Fios to get the faster internet. It worked for a few days and then its almost impossible to even send and email.

I have switched out the router, had a tech come out and replace the ONT. the techs dont know whats wrong, i asked for credit since I'm not getting what Im paying for. When I told them this, they said they dont have a problem on their side so no credit. I really dont care about the credit I JUST WANT WHAT I'M PAYING FOR.

After 7 PM at night it's even slower. It crawls so slow, the service just stops and i get disconnected. Tech support never heard of this happening, but now another service tech is coming out.

I see alot of other posts on the web with customers having the same problem, so Verizon must know there is a problem,but doesnt have a fix. Am I wasting my time trying to get the faster speed???

Has anyone gone through this and had it resolved???? I sometimes have to go my local starbucks and send emails and work.

Is this rediculous.....Well if they cannot fix it, bye bye Fios.

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Hubrisnxs

Most people that use FiOS Internet get what they pay for and more.

Are you wireless and getting these slow speeds or Hardwired and getting these slow speeds.

Try running the Network Diagnostic Tool (NDT) while hardwired and then make sure to click the details and post them here.

walt178

@Hubrisnxs wrote:
Most people that use FiOS Internet get what they pay for and more.
Are you wireless and getting these slow speeds or Hardwired and getting these slow speeds.
Try running the Network Diagnostic Tool (NDT) while hardwired and then make sure to click the details and post them here.

Tried the NDT link to get familiar with the tool in case I ever need it. Got the following message.

An Unexpected Error has occurred.

Sorry, your request failed. A notification has been sent to the development team for investigation.

Exception ID: 302AF902

Hubrisnxs

try clicking on it from the main page.

http://my.verizon.com/services/speedtest/

walt178

@Hubrisnxs wrote:
try clicking on it from the main page.
http://my.verizon.com/services/speedtest/

Thanks for the clarification. I already had that link, but didn't make the connection between "speed test" and "diagnostics tool."

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