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Generally pings do not isolate where the loss or latency problem is. They only tell you there may be a problem. Before blaming a provider or Vonage, one should use the trace in http://www.visualrout ...

Is this basically all I need to furnish Comast to prove that there are problems with their service?

This shows packet loss and latency end to end. It is unclear if the problem is on your provider, ...

What I find interesting about this story is that the reporter gets a detailed statement from a official Comcast Representative (Jeanne Russo).

But for the vague Vonage response "To my knowledge, ...

One thing is definite Someone is blocking Vonage as per Jeffery Citron and this came about as recently as a few weeks ago. The only outages that have consistency is from Comcast. I don't see any other ...

I can only assume that you haven't read the whole thread?

No, I have... here are snippets from traceroute to Vonage in this thread. The problem is so clear, I cannot believe it has gone on this ...

Hey... Maybe it is AT&T... They are a Comcast and Vonage provider...

See how easy it is to spread rumors without facts...

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"Because Vonage competes directly with the telephone service of the network operators that also provide high-speed Internet access, the incentives to discriminate against us are clear," said Jeffrey C ...

I can tell you with certainty that a daytime-only packet loss that is isolated to Vonage access is not a problem with the wiring in my premises.

I agree... It points to congestion in a business se ...

I don't know $180 a year is a little high, IMHO on top of my existing fees already being paid to Comcast. I might consider it after a few testimonials and a 20% price decrease.

I agree, you can' ...

"Something is definately afoot, whether it be intentional or not"

Yes... Vonage balances their traffic across the least cost ISP at the expense of performance. The lower cost ISP has congestion at ...