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Leon Lee
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Who to call when guests complain about internet issues?

Leon Lee
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  • Atlanta, GA
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Hi, Fellow BPers

Among all jobs related to STR operations, I find that finding the right people for internet issues in your rentals is the trickiest: who you usually call when guests complain about internet issues? Those IT solution companies wouldn't even reply back to you if your projects are less than $500. My handypeople and cleaners are not even close to be helpful in terms of technologies. Any inputs and ideas would be greatly appreciated!

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Lee

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John Underwood
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John Underwood
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Call your internet provider. They should be able to run a remote test.

Many have an app where you can remotely check your upload and download speeds.

Beyond that get a wifi mesh system to boost the wifi signal in the house.

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