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Don’t know exactly where to ask this, so I’ll try here first.
Okay, so a few weeks ago my internet went out. I ended up receiving a new modem in the mail the next day after I called. It didn’t work. I was finally able to be home for a technician to check it out this week.
He told me that someone intentionally cut my line. Not any other lines in my apartment complex, just mine. From 75 feet in the air. I pressed him for more answers but he couldn’t tell me anymore. He seemed to suggest that only technicians at the company could have cut it where he found it cut because I asked if a person from another company could have done it and he shook his head no.
What’s even more puzzling, and it’s probably just a coincidence, is that hours before my Ring camera went out I was alerted to motion in my apartment. I hear a noise at my entryway but don’t see the supposed motion that it detected. Nothing else. I know that my line must have been cut hours after that because my Ring camera stopped recording anything when it lost the Wi-Fi connection with my modem and when I arrived home in the parking lot I failed to connect with it again to be sure no one was in there before I walked in.
Why in the world would someone intentionally cut my line? Does anyone know of any other possible reasons for this? Is it plausible that another technician cut my line in order to set another customer up with service at my complex and maybe that is why he seemed a little hesitant to answer my questions about it? Is that how it works?
Okay, so a few weeks ago my internet went out. I ended up receiving a new modem in the mail the next day after I called. It didn’t work. I was finally able to be home for a technician to check it out this week.
He told me that someone intentionally cut my line. Not any other lines in my apartment complex, just mine. From 75 feet in the air. I pressed him for more answers but he couldn’t tell me anymore. He seemed to suggest that only technicians at the company could have cut it where he found it cut because I asked if a person from another company could have done it and he shook his head no.
What’s even more puzzling, and it’s probably just a coincidence, is that hours before my Ring camera went out I was alerted to motion in my apartment. I hear a noise at my entryway but don’t see the supposed motion that it detected. Nothing else. I know that my line must have been cut hours after that because my Ring camera stopped recording anything when it lost the Wi-Fi connection with my modem and when I arrived home in the parking lot I failed to connect with it again to be sure no one was in there before I walked in.
Why in the world would someone intentionally cut my line? Does anyone know of any other possible reasons for this? Is it plausible that another technician cut my line in order to set another customer up with service at my complex and maybe that is why he seemed a little hesitant to answer my questions about it? Is that how it works?