Anyone have any ideas of how to deal with Verizon on this?
I've been seeing data speeds slowing for about a year now, but recently they've gotten so bad that I often cannot use my phone. Happened last year on my S7e and now on my Moto Z. It's happened in 3 states, 4 major cities.
Download speeds suck to the point that I often can't even load a picture on Facebook or from my Plex server. Speed tests are mostly under 0.5Mb, about 15% of the time I can get 1-3Mb, and once in a while I can get low double digits. These are all in places with 3-5 signal bars of LTE, again in major cities like Austin, Houston, Nashville, etc.
Repeated reports to Verizon just fall on deaf ears -they want to troubleshoot the device, then open a network ticket - no results.
I'd love to switch, but I have two extra lines on my account for family members that are mostly talk/text users (< 500Mb data per month), and because I'm on the old $80/10GB plan, those lines are $20 each. I can't reproduce that anywhere, and it doesn't make sense to put them on an unlimited account as they just don't use it.
I've been seeing data speeds slowing for about a year now, but recently they've gotten so bad that I often cannot use my phone. Happened last year on my S7e and now on my Moto Z. It's happened in 3 states, 4 major cities.
Download speeds suck to the point that I often can't even load a picture on Facebook or from my Plex server. Speed tests are mostly under 0.5Mb, about 15% of the time I can get 1-3Mb, and once in a while I can get low double digits. These are all in places with 3-5 signal bars of LTE, again in major cities like Austin, Houston, Nashville, etc.
Repeated reports to Verizon just fall on deaf ears -they want to troubleshoot the device, then open a network ticket - no results.
I'd love to switch, but I have two extra lines on my account for family members that are mostly talk/text users (< 500Mb data per month), and because I'm on the old $80/10GB plan, those lines are $20 each. I can't reproduce that anywhere, and it doesn't make sense to put them on an unlimited account as they just don't use it.