How To Increase Speed Using Modem?

Can I call Verizon to increase my connection speed cap of my DSL modem?

  • For years now, I always used their DSL modem, but since times are changing now, and people are using 2 mb/s connections, my 125 kb/s connection isn't cutting it anymore. I built a gaming computer about a year ago, and since I passed the recommended requirements for all the new games that are out, my computer lags and skips frames on these games. After many posts on several forums and testing, I have uncovered the answer to my slow performance: My internet connection speed. If I call Verizon tomorrow, since it's closed today, will they be able to increase my 125 kb/s cap on my modem to a higher speed? If anyone did this with their modem or know anyone who did it, how much would it cost a month, and how much more speed will they give you? Getting FIOS or Optimum is out of the question since a tree hit my house a few years ago and messed up the wiring in my house. I now use a power source located on the side of my house and only a modem will work. I even called FIOS to install and they said they couldn't because of the wiring in my house.

  • Answer:

    yes you can call them. No it wont do any good

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Good luck with your call. Be careful on what Verizon DSL offers. They can offer you something very attractive on the phone, but the reality can be different due to technical reasons (and you'll only know when the technician shows up). The customer service sucks !

RA

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