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Verizon Says LTE Network Is Back Online

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Apr 28, 2011, 10:02 AM   by Eric M. Zeman

Verizon Wireless spokesperson Jeffrey Nelson today said that the company has restored service to its Long Term Evolution 4G network. "Our network engineers and vendors quickly identified the issue and solved it," said Nelson. "Customers using the ThunderBolt [should] have normal service." Nelson also noted that users of USB modems may still have problems when switching between 3G and 4G modes, but said this will improve over time. Verizon's LTE network went down across the nation on Wednesday, leaving users of it 4G services in the dark. Verizon didn't explain what happened to the network.

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herbz

Apr 28, 2011, 11:57 AM

poor verizon customer service

they are gonna be flooded with customers demanding credit since it was down for a day hmmm sucks for them
VZW is not one to issue credits though, however, for this case, I'm sure they will.
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Big freaking deal that 4G LTE was down for a day. It's not like it's available everywhere or a lot of people are using it. 3G was up and running normally. It's not like the whole network just went into 1x RTT mode for 24 hours.
herbz said:
they are gonna be flooded with customers demanding credit since it was down for a day hmmm sucks for them


Its not like their customers didnt have no data services. People still could have connected using...
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Ya know, defecation happens, it happens to all carriers, things go amiss now and then. So what. Its back up and move on. I applaude VZW for getting LTE up and running. And I don't even use them.
Slammer

Apr 28, 2011, 10:19 AM

What Happened.

The janitor meant to unplug the water cooler but mistakenly unplugged the power supply for the 4G network.


😁

John B.
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floex831

Apr 28, 2011, 10:32 AM

Good thing it's back up and running.

1 day in the dark, not to bad, but I must admit, one day is very inconvenient. Glad its back up and running.
Especially when people go from being acustomed to 800kbps-1.5mbps to speeds upwards of 6, 8, and 15mbps. It's hard to go back to those EVDO Rev. A speeds.
 
 
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