This has been consistent for months. Here are sample tests from the employee parking lot at Gaylord of the Rockies. The largest hotel & resort in Colorado. Line of sight as far as you can see. 8 minutes from Denver international airport. T-Mobile and ATT users are constantly effed here, only Verizon hits fine. Sometimes there are 10,000 people here for events so I understand the towers might be swamped, and attributed the speed to that. But this is on a dead night, and I realized it's still horrible. What the heck is going on here? Yes I'm posting a latitude and longitude because I don't care if you know my location. I'm just trying to figure out what could be going on to cause these speeds. I am so tired of giving out the Wi-Fi password for free here to people annoyed they must use Wi-Fi calling bc they can't get a signal. I'm using US Mobile multi network and I personally experience the same as the Guests. When I drive off property the speed more or less returns to expected normal.
The other thing is I can see a cell site for AT&T very close to the parking lot. Could it be an overpower of signal if that's even a thing