Stop throttling (AT&T, COMCAST,etc..) and give them what they are paying for. Starlink is starting to eat the legacy lunch and I can't wait until they lower the prices even more. I have a friend that uses Starlink in his (moving) RV and his kids watch HD video and play online games while he is driving and never complain.

ISPs need to move away from antiquated legacy DS3 copper circuits and invest in burring fiber optics in neighborhoods and metro areas, so ISPs can provide each customer their own fiber strand, so your not sharing the ISPs available BW, with your neighbors. AND, yes, challenge your current ISP, NOT to throttle back their BW throughput, at various times, like high BW usage. That’s my two cents from 20 years in the Telecom industry. Good luck.

Contact ISP, and find out if there's any outages in the area you can also request equipment upgrade, and or reboot your modem.

Get at least two paths to the internet. I use Star Link and Verizon’s home piggy box. As a full time RV’r, I’ve never ran into an issue.

Suggest temporary fixes like restarting routers or using mobile hotspots to alleviate immediate frustration. How do you handle customer complaints about slow internet speeds? Share your strategies.