I'm sorry to hear it. Try to fix one problem, then another pops up. One you can do something about, but the other; it's out of your control who's selected to bring internet to the citizens. Something doesn't seem right in that situation. It would seem as though a change in providers would be looked into. That is, unless there is only one provider. Then, you're left to the inconsistencies that company dishes out without recourse.

It's sad that companies take your money, but then provide crappy service. And in some instances, there's nothing you can do about it. I think about our electricity company with its grid problems. It would seem that in the U.S., those problems wouldn't happen. But backdoor deals and favoritism lands companies huge service contracts with little to no accountability.

Previously, during Hurricane Beryl, lives were lost due to the lack of expertise at the company operating the electrical grid in our state.

Thanks for sharing. Take care. Hope you can stay connected for a while to work online. Take care.

!LADY