[real-eyes] Re: challenges with Time Warner Cable
- From: "&&& (Ruthie)" <clark.ruthie@xxxxxxxxx>
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- Date: Mon, 03 Oct 2011 19:49:53 -0500
They started offering wireless routers several years back. After we had
so much trouble with theirs, we plugged ours back in and were good to
go. Now we use a netgear router that's provided by our U-Verse, and we
don't have a choice because that's what the tv goes through as
well...but we've never had a problem with it, thank goodness.
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On 10/3/2011 5:04 PM, Mitchell D. Lynn wrote:
> Since when has TWC started providing routers? I have always had to supply my
> own. Not that I would want them picking for me in the first place. Is this
> something they do for business class users and not for home?
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> Kim, it does sound like the router...and that guy (no offense) doesn't know
> what he's talking about. During the time we had time warner cable several
> years ago, we went through at least 3 routers...and they *were* the problem.
> I would suggest that you ask very adamantly for a new router.
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> On 10/3/2011 10:44 AM, Kimberly Morrow, PhD. wrote:
>> We're having challenges with our Time Warner Cable Internet service, and
> I'd love the advice of people on this list. For the past two weeks, we've
> had to do a reset every single time we want to log onto the Internet. That
> means 5 or 6 resets per day. We had TWC out twice; first the service rep
> switched out all the cable outside the house because he said our cable was
> bad. Ne==When that didn't work, he changed my PC from a wireless modem to a
> wired computer, plus we still have wireless on all the other computers and
> IPad and IPods. But the problem isn't resolved--the resets are still
> necessary every time we want to log on. The rep was hesitant to install a
> new router, because he said in all the years he's worked for TWC he's only
> seen two bad routers, and he doesn't think it's the router. I called him
> this morning and voice mailed him that I think he's about th encounter bad
> router number 3. Do you all think the router is the problem? Any other
>> suggestions? Oh yes--we even tried switching ports. No biscuit!
>>
>> Kim
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