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Wednesday, November 5th, 2025 1:09 AM

Horrible internet speed for many months

I have the gigabit plan and my speeds are horrendous. My internet is nonfunctional for entire days, or for many hours during the day. I've already had 3 techs come over and replace stuff outside of my house. I've already changed modem and routers, the issue is clearly not on my end. Restarting my devices, modem, and router has not helped at all, in fact if I do so I lose connection for a few hours. The chat bot is not helpful at all, and my issue has already been escalated many times. One of the higher level technicians showed up to my house after my issue was escalated, and he didn't even try to help. He came over and left 3 minutes after arriving, without calling my number or ringing the door bell. The customer service is infuriating, and my hotspot functions better than my internet most of the time. My download speed drops to 300 mbps and my upload speed drops all the way down to 0.01 mbps, where I can't even use google. I hope this can be resolved soon, as it has been occurring for many months already. What is the point of paying for such a service?

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26 days ago

This is what my internet looks like on an average day...

Official Employee

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Hello, I will be happy to help with your speed issues. Are you currently using a Xfinity modem or your own device?

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@XfinityDuron​ I am using my own device, but we have swapped the devices multiple times. We've also received notifications that area maintenance was going to be done several times over the month, but none of those have helped and some of them have made the issues worse after they were done.

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alberth5 Thank you for that information. I can understand how not getting a resolution for your connection issues after all that would be frustrating. Since you are using your own modem, have you by chance checked out your RF signals? If not you could you please check out our troubleshooting page and let me know the results you find? Please be sure to remove any personal information, like MAC addresses or IP information.

Go to the Check your signal levels section for examples of what you should see and how to access them.

If you are not able to access your admin tool directly, you may need to enable access using the Xfinity app in your wifi settings.

 

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This is what my current modem status page looks like, I believe this is what you were asking for. I've had this exact same issue for a while now, even prior to getting this newer modem. I believe I was receiving T3 timeouts a while ago, which is what the techs were supposed to fix.

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Thank you for providing your modem status page, your Downstream Power levels are slightly high. Ensure all coaxial cable connectors are finger-tight and check for any visible damage to the cables. Disconnect the modem from any surge protectors or unnecessary splitters. If possible, connect it directly to the point where the cable enters your house. Also make sure the coax cables going to the modem are not bent more than 90 degrees as this can cause issues as well @alberth5.

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