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Old 26-12-2017, 20:06   #7
General Maximus
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Re: Not a happy VM customer and maybe soon to be ex

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Originally Posted by iTekweni View Post
Thanks for the useless advice
if you want some useful advice then I suggest you go back to school and learn about spelling, punctuation and grammar because your post contains the longest sentence I have honestly ever seen.

There are a few other posts in this forum from users with the same issue and a massive thread on the VM forum. Afaik they have done some sort of software update which has managed to screw something up for some users and you can't expect a fix anytime soon. Your shub isn't faulty and I doubt a replacement will rectify the problem either (which is why VM are probably reluctant to give you one, normally they dish them out like confetti).

At the end of the day the shub is a router and there are many settings which can be changed which can adversely affect a routers performance and/or cause it to drop its connection (not that it is doing this in this case). As with the advice above (and what I have said in another thread to someone who has the same problem as you) is if you don't want to be burdened by VM's silly little mistakes with their cheap ass routers then buy your own. Investing in a proper router will be one of the best things you ever spend your money on because you are investing in quality, performance and reliability for something which you use, enjoy and benefit from everyday. You aren't fooling yourself if you say "it isn't worth the money" because it is clearly is otherwise you wouldn't have taken the time and effort to moan on this forum.

I don't expect you to listen to a word I have said but for the benefit of anyone else you who is reading this post I highly recommend the following two options:

Asus AC1200 for £57

Asus AC3200 for £143 (excellent future proofing)
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