11-26-2022 03:07 PM - last edited on 11-26-2022 03:13 PM by RogersTony
Hi
My internet for literally the past 2 months has constantly been ping spiking like no tomorrow. Every day I try to play CS GO, I can never seem to play peacefully because im always lagging out and spiking every 2 minutes and to make matters worse it spikes upto 800 MS. I've called rogers who told me to upgrade to Ignite Internet since I was on legacy Ignite which I did and the problem still persists. To make matters worse now, now my TV which is Ignite TV also buffers out and freezes at the same time.
I'm using only hard-wired connections and no wireless and Rogers Technical Support can't seem to figure it out. They constantly keep saying there is no issue when this problem has been persisting for 2 months.
Any advice?
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02-02-2023 09:47 PM
It's 99.99% not any device in your house. Everyone that I've spoken to about this issue literally changed nothing in their house and one random morning the problem appears and never leaves. It's certainly always an area wide issue caused by some faulty equipment outside. I don't even believe the congestion excuse.
Unfortunately, you'll just have to keep complaining until you get someone who cares. I recommend messaging RogersAdam on this forum. The problem hasn't gone away yet but I can certainly say he truly does care, actually diagnoses and tries to get the problem resolved by aligning internal stakeholders within Rogers.
02-03-2023 08:44 PM
That's exactly what I think too... it's definitely something wrong with their infrastructure. Thankfully the tech I've been in contact with has been committed to helping us, but he's having trouble finding the issue himself. Because it happens intermittently (around the same time, but not every day) it's hard to have him there when the issue is actually occurring. Hopefully I can get the stars to align and it can finally be diagnosed.
02-06-2023 01:52 PM
Just an update, after 3 tech visits, the conclusion is it is not much they can do as the issues is not on our end. However, Rogers will not fix aging technology on their side as the coaxial lines will be replaced with fiber soon. So I guess there is no solution, unless they complete the fiber roll out or something like Starlinks becomes available in south Ontario...
02-10-2023 11:53 AM
07-08-2024 06:01 PM - last edited on 07-10-2024 03:52 PM by RogersJermaine
Hi
My internet for literally the past couple weeks have been having a constant intermittent connection and latency issue. I called into Rogers who advised me it was an area wide issue and set up a maintenance ticket. After setting up the maintenance ticket, I waited sometime as I was promised a follow up within 24/48 hours. I have not received any update and after a few days I phone into a Rogers again.
The agent once again reaffirmed it was an area wide issue and then put me on hold for about 30 minutes while he investigated. He came back and advised there is no area issue and they'll need to send out a technician.
I've gone through this step multiple times already with Rogers technicians and I advised them of previous tickets that had the same problem and steps it took to resolve. However, they just don't seem to care at all and the agent just hung up the phone on me after that.
Any advice what I can do?
I'm using only hard-wired connections and no wireless and Rogers Technical Support can't seem to figure it out. They constantly keep saying there is no issue when the problem clearly persists and I can easily demonstrate it. It's frustrating as I can't use my connection to peacefully watch Netflix or play video games during my downtime. Even worse, I work from home and this impacts my ability to even have teams calls with my respective teams.