u/Nice-Intern5510

This is so embarrassing. It feels like I have T-mobile and I’m back in 2002

The manager told me it was supposed to go on sale Friday but they decided not to put them out because of the Toy Story crowd and they already put out Toy Story merch and didn’t feel like putting out supergirl.

I can’t log in the website so I had to reset my password and still won’t let me log in. Now I’ve been logged out the app and can’t log in

Verizon has long been known for its reliability. I remember a time when I was stuck in an elevator and still had service while someone with T-Mobile could not even place a 911 call. During the CDMA era, Verizon's coverage was exceptional. I rarely encountered a situation where I didn't have a signal.
Unfortunately, that has not been my experience recently. More and more often, I find myself standing near windows just to maintain a usable connection. The other day at Barnes & Noble, I couldn't access my membership information because I had no service inside the building. Similarly, while at AMC, I was unable to open the app due to a lack of signal.

At some point, something has to change. It's frustrating to see such a noticeable decline in network performance while paying a monthly bill of approximately $360. The level of service I'm receiving feels comparable to what wireless service was like decades ago, not what customers should expect today.

When does Verizon plan to prioritize strengthening its network infrastructure and improving signal reliability? Customers are paying premium prices and should be able to count on consistent service, especially in common indoor locations.