Sporadic Home-Only Internet Outages With No Root-Cause Explanation From ISP
A broadband customer describes recurring, unexplained internet outages affecting only their home, referencing years of similar unresolved reports from other customers of the same provider. This points to a persistent last-mile reliability issue the ISP has been unable to diagnose or communicate clearly about.
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