It seems that the general consensus is that I need to hound the Cable company to do something about the signal. Okay, thing is, I lost patience the first time around; after four visits and a lot of stalling on their part, nothing had been done. But it sounds like that's what I'll have to deal with until they've resolved the problem.
Four visits is more than enough. Document everything carefully, with specific dates and ticket numbers. Call your local cable office directly and speak to the General Manager. Insist on full outtage credits and *immediate* repair.
- Dan.
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