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I have been having intermittent problems with my TV signal of late, and I'm wondering if it's system wide or just something on my end. I'm in Brandon, down town area.  
 
Though I have had no issues before, for the last month or so there is occasional and intermittent pixilation of some channels. Sometimes 1, sometimes a few, sometimes all of the 6 or 7 random ones I check (SD or HD, local and other). It can happen at anytime. Nasty weather almost always does it, but the reason for that is obvious. Not on nice clear days though.  
 
This problem has also been accompanied (though not always at the same time) with intermittent internet issues. Most of the time I get the Wave speeds paid for as a constant. But at times it can drop to 0.5 (otherwise a trickle) for seemingly no reason, for a short time (10, maybe 15 my minutes). And then correct itself just as mysteriously. And it can occur at pretty much any time, 4am or 5pm, or any other time.  
 
I do have a support ticket open, and the tech(s) seem to be telling me that it's system wide. Being I have yet to see it here, I am curious of the claim.  
 
I have the gateway system, all 3 services. Though the phone is so far immune to problems.

I have Westman/Wave service, and I have been having problems with Channel 7 alot - it pixalates and cuts off intermittantly - it is very annoying - and I am out in the rural area

Lots of picture and sound problems. Seems quite random.

For the last month my internet and TV has been cutting out also. TV shows I record that should be 60 minutes are sometimes as short as 25 minutes because service has cut out. My internet is so spotty I almost can't use it. I'm getting very frustrated.

Have you contacted WCG support? They will be able to advise if there have been any issues in your area or if the issues are isolated to your home/equipment.

Grandmama said "Have you contacted WCG support? They will be able to advise if there have been any issues in your area or if the issues are isolated to your home/equipment. "

Yes I have. As stated.  
 
Apparently I'm not the only one. Which also means that it's likley in the process of being fixed.  
 
Which answers my question