Mark Phillips wrote:
> I am not trying to start a flame war....but the problem may not be Cox
> in this situation. I have had my share of issues with Cox over the
> years, but their customer service in my area has improved recently.
>
> From your description, it sounds as if your wireless signal cannot
> reach downstairs. Cox has nothing to do with that. I had the same
> problem in my house - I lost the signal when moving to one end of the
> house from the other. I ran a CAT 6 cable from the modem at one end of
> the house to the other end of the house and set up a second wireless
> nework. Now I can walk anywhere in the house and not loose signal
> strength because I bounce from one network to the other as needed. Works
> for my cell phone, too.
>
> I think you will have a faster connection with Cox than DSL with someone
> else.
>
> Just my 2 cents.
>
> Mark
>
I wasn't blaming the wireless problems on Cox. The reason for switching
would be cost. I'm just wondering if there are less expensive ISPs that
would be worth switching to.
Thanks for your suggestions though.
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