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Related: Editorials & Other Articles, Issue Forums, Alliance Forums, Region ForumsIs it a cyberattack, or just rotten service?
I live in Bryan College Station area of Texas. Suddenlink has a monopoly on internet service around here. I'm 5 days without service now and no end in sight. In all my years of using the internet, we've never been out of service so long. I hate to sound paranoid, but I'm feeling vulnerable about cyber stuff these days. Suddenlink can't (or won't) tell us the extent of the outage or when we can expect it to come back on. I'm feeling frustrated and nervous. Anyone else having issues?
marble falls
(57,063 posts)... just like Marble Falls.
blogslug
(37,994 posts)Hopefully your problem will be fixed soon. 5 days is awfully long.
Trueblue Texan
(2,424 posts)Tuesday we had a big storm. That's when it went down. It has rained every day until today.
abqtommy
(14,118 posts)helpless with no smart phone or backup.
Celerity
(43,259 posts)Trueblue Texan
(2,424 posts)I'd really be a raging bitch if I didn't have that option.
abqtommy
(14,118 posts)wyn borkins
(1,109 posts)I'm going to go with: Suddenlink is Out Of Business. I have never had an outage that lasted more than a few hours, and that was due to local electrical outage problems, not an Internet provider problem.
Suddenlink (by way of DownDetector) = No Current Problems
Suddenlink (by way of suddenlink) = We're Prepared For Severe Weather
blogslug
(37,994 posts)Altice = Suddenlink. They are not out of business
waterwatcher123
(144 posts)We tried a bunch of different internet methods (even including using a cell phone hot spot) and they were all terrible. Finally, we were able to sign up for the beta service through Starlink (now available to most people). It has been very good and averages around 100 Mbps (supposed to get better in the future).