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two days? You're hining about that? Also if your looking for anwswers a cusotmer to customer messageboard is not the place to look. 2 days? You know sometimes stuff happens. I dout Verion ahs 3 towers in a town of 2000. Something 28 miles away has nothing to so with you. I'm just trying to figure out why my normally VERY GOOD service has dropped to unusable in the last two days. It's not like I'm talking about San Francisco here.

The one directly between here and that tiny town IS a Verizon tower. I found a map of the local towers a few years ago. I know of three Verizon towers around this town. NOW I can't even get enough band width to post a comment on Facebook? a few days after the college 28 miles north let out and all 8000 students left the county. If it's that bad switch THREE YEARS of being here. Verizon is not delibertly gimping your connection. And maybe 5 Verizon towers in the whole county( 400 square miles ) and one is at the interstate 15 miles away. Are you even sure the one 1 mile from you is Verizon?īy teh way I live in town of 3500 in county of 16,000.

Do details about which bands the tower you connected to is using. A band 13 tower sector has a max capcity of 75 Mbps. Especially if your tower is band 13 only. Yes if those peole signed up for Verizon prepaid jetpack that has unlimited data and is using that for home internet then yes you can be congested. Then restarting will give me full access for a few minutes! Yet shutting off my phone and waiting 2 minutes. That fully explains why I have a 4G lte signal right up until I attempt to check an email (which causes it to drop to 1X). Is being bogged down by the "hords" of users (roughly 50 farmers that live out here) that have bombarded the system into barely working? The three cell towers (one less then a mile from me). Your theory is that out here, five miles from a small town of 2000 people.