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Old 08-23-2009, 03:55 PM #1
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Default wet weather means no internet

We have DSL through Verizon. When we have precipition falling on the house, liquid or frozen, or in the area, we lose our internet connection. Now ticking off DH because he just missed an eBay auction is one thing but I hope to get a job that demands a reliable internet connection. DH refuses to get cable or satelite. I doubt he will drop Verizon. What can I do to improve connection reliability? Thanks!
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