Noise on home phone(landline) every so often and poor dial up service

why can't verizon be better service providers and take the time to give you better phone service
i have to report the same problem every few weeks and the problem is never fixed for more than
2 days.   can't report problems at home due to the poor dial up service and poor phone lines
also get told that dsl is available by one person and then someone else tells you no.
i have no other options to either problem and that is probably why i get poor service

welcome to the forum
openreach won't replace your line unless necessary so you need to keep reporting the fault to 151 and getting an engineer visit - surely they must from your description hear the noise on your line
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