tv freeing

Same thing is happening to us and our neighbors.  Can't be a cord or router issue in one's home when it's happening to multiple people in a neighborhood or even across the country. 

@user_ed998a

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The saga continues. the technician said to give it 48 hours for the line maintenance team to correct the issue. We're way past that and the TV is still freezing. I also mentioned to the tech that at about the same time the TV freezing issue began, I noticed that the blue light on the cable box is no longer continuously on. It will come on when I turn the TV on and goes off when I turn the TV off. He said he could take care of that and got a different box from his truck. He hooked it up and the blue light was on, only to go off in a few hours. Upon closer inspection, I noticed the box was all marred up and the crack where the top sets into the box is full of someone else's "crud". So, he swapped out my box for someone else's reject. Now I have to try and get them back out here to put a NEW box in. In addition, he screwed up the remote and all it would do was turn the TV on/off and adjust the volume. It would do nothing else!! Thank God I was able to find the tutorial on the website and figure out how to repair it with the TV. My frustration over this whole mess is growing by leaps and bounds!!!

The freezing issue continues for me and my neighbors. The 3rd. tech came to the house and gave me a new cable box for the "reject" the previous guy had left. The tech checked the signal on the tv and internet and said they were acceptable. He said his supervisor was aware of the neighborhood issue and would be passing it along the the line maintenance department. The next day, two line maintenance were here to talk to me, then did some checking at various nodes on the line. They said they found no issues and wanted to check the signal at my tv again. The guy said it was an extremely poor signal and that I needed a new line. I told him 3 techs had already been here and said the signal was fine and he simply said he didn't believe it. He said they didn't see how it was anything on their side, that he would have the supervisor of the installation crews contact me about putting in a new line. I pressed him about the fact that my neighbor whom I check with a lot, has the same issue at the same time I do so how can it be lines/equipment at just my house. Hers has been all replaced to "solve" the issue but it has done no good. He simply said it was related to something else. That was two weeks ago, I have heard nothing from the supervisor, so it looks like everyone has just washed their hands of the issue. (Got my bill right on time though!!!) I need to have a lengthy conversation with the supervisor as putting in a new line is not a simple process under some unique conditions that I have.

On an additional note, I have a very tech savvy son. He showed me how to test the signal strength coming in on my line, which comes to a splitter before branching to the computer and tv cable box. The signal is exceptionally strong, and I test it 2-3 times a day. I have no idea where to proceed from here but am mulling it over for sure.