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My Xfinity got locked at Upload Speed @710.9 MBPS and Download Speed @5.7 MBPS
Hello Xfinity Experts...
My home Xfinity connecting got LOCKED at [Upload Speed @710.9 MBPS and Download Speed @5.7 MBPS], What Even I do, that is not changing. As for now I did below Steps...
1> Replaced my Old Trusted [Motorola MG7700 DOCSIS 3.x Modem] to [Hitron CODA56 Multi-Gigabit DOCSIS 3.1 Modem]
2>Replaced Xfinity suggested [Hitron CODA56 Multi-Gigabit DOCSIS 3.1 Modem] to [Arris SURFboard SB8200 DOCSIS 3.1 Cable Modem]
3>Replaced Xfinity suggested [Arris SURFboard SB8200 DOCSIS 3.1 Cable Modem] to [Arris SURFboard S33 DOCSIS 3.1 Cable Modem]
After Changing 4 Modem (including 3 brand new one) I am confirm and satisfied that there in nothing wrong with Modem...
4> Finally yesterday I have changed Internet plan to minimum one 150MBPS upload and download....
ALAS!!!... Still my problem is not solved... After above all sets I am still stuck at [Upload Speed @710.9 MBPS and Download Speed @5.7 MBPS]....
Interesting point is right now I am subscribed for 150MBPS upload and download speed, But I am getting Same old 7Speed @710.9 MBPS and Download Speed @5.7 MBPS Speed...
This is strange!!!
Being a poor customer I am confused what to do now. I don't want to discuss terrible customer service experience here. Looking for some way to come out of the LOCK!!!!... God Save me!!!....
XfinitySara
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1.7K Messages
1 month ago
Hello, @user_7igxuz! Thanks for creating a post about your speed concerns in our Xfinity Community Forum. You've come to a great place for help! Our Digital Care Team is awesome to work with because we'll do everything we can to help, providing all the information you need :) First, it sounds like we've got the labels backwards (your download is the first/higher number while your upload is the second/lower number, generally speaking).
Based on what you've stated about the modems you've used and the speeds you're expecting, it sounds like you believe that you reside in an Enhanced Speeds Market, is that correct? Our subreddit knowledge base has a lot of helpful information regarding the areas currently being upgraded, including which Customer-Owned And Managed (COAM) equipment qualifies for the upgraded upload speeds.
Speaking of which, the Motorola MG7700, Arris SB8200, and Arris S33 are not on the list of qualified devices (see the above link I provided). However, the HitronTechnologies CODA56 is! So using that modem in an Enhanced Speeds Market should provide the upgraded upload speeds as long as you do live in an area that has been successfully converted. To confirm, have you received any communications advising of the free upgrade to higher upload speeds? Are you still subscribed to our Connect More internet which would reflect 150 Mbps down/150 Mbps up in one of those areas?
If you believe, according the link I shared, that you reside in an Enhanced Speeds Market - you'll need to use a qualifying piece of equipment to start. Do you still have the CODA56 by chance? I recommend using the Xfinity App to activate this modem before attempting further troubleshooting of your speeds. You may also refer to these Internet Troubleshooting Tips for even more information. Please let me know if any of this helps!
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user_7igxuz
7 Messages
1 month ago
Sad... Looks like Xfinity running with fresher engineer. they just know, restarting cable modem... total Junk....
Here is example, i am Subscribed for 150 Mbps plan and I am getting 711 Mbps download Speed, now Great Xfinity engineer is suspecting my router is bad, providing 5 times more then than bandwidth I have subscribed for. And don't have any answer for 5 mbps upload speed...
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user_7igxuz
7 Messages
1 month ago
Susception Details with 150 mbps plan

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