Thought maybe the network card was the culprit, so I swapped, no success.
A quick run down.
I ran virus scan.
I ran multiple spyware tools.
I swapped all wiring from the wall to my modem to pc.
I swapped lines, and got not much better results.
Now know this occurs on the second line as well.
I swapped modems.
I moved modem as far away from anything magnetic that I could.
I reset my modem after Verizon did it.
I unplugged all cables going into modem for one minute multiple times.
I used tools from here and dslreport(optimizers).
I turned off all services that were not needed or were accessing the net frequently.
I did a clean install.
I spent a ton of time on the phone with Verizon's tech support this past week....
....each one told me my pc was fine until I told them of the tests I have ran at multiple sites, then the tune changed, viruses, those tests you run are not reliable...lets try deleting some cookies and clearing your history. It is to the point now that I coach them through the drill that they give me. When that happens they pull the ticket cop out, which they never call you back on. I was told today that my line looked great, but once I spit the results I gathered...the techie tells me that my problem sounds like network overload, ticket time....I asked him to explain how that could be the problem if my line looked great...all he could say is that is what my problem resembles and gave me a ticket number.....ARGH!!!
Sorry, I am just so frustrated. I have had Verizon dsl since it was first available for Bell Atlantic and have never experienced anything like this. Some late night maintenance that wasn't very frequent, but that is about it....Up until this past week, my service has been great and I have been eagerly waiting for FIOS to become available in this area...But there tech support ops have really pushed me to the point of switching to Comcast this week. It's like they don't even give a damn....or, more on, haven't the slightest clue.