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A few weeks back I called Verizon after having a couple months of very slow 4G speeds. I started "troubleshooting" myself by running the Speedtest.net app. Anyway, I was sent a new SIM card (that did nothing to help) but thought I'd humor Verizon by letting them send me a new one. EVERY day I can use my phone between the hours of about 11pm and 7am and I will receive download speeds of 5-15 Mbps. Between about 7am and 11pm the speeds are horrifically slow. About 0.7 Mbps or worse. It's obvious network congestion on the towers I'm connected to near my home. I haven't called Verizon back, but after reading about the same issue from many other people on here I wonder if it's even worth my time to call them and play the game of denial on their part. It's funny, too, because I can drive 10 miles, connect to different towers, and have decent 4G speed. Then in 10 minutes drive back home and the speed is horrendous. Verizon, what do you recommend I do? I already had trouble tickets opened but was basically told there were no known issues in my area. My college educated brain tells me I have a correlation between time of day, download/upload speed, and obvious usage or lack of usage based on the times I'm receiving acceptable or unacceptable speeds.