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Now that you mention it...I can't remember if it was DSL or ADSL.
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It's the same thing, the A in ADSL stands for asymetric which just means that the upstream is slower than the downstream.
I wonder if someone local to you(like nextdoor) has had a phone line installed, if they have, and there wasn't any capacity on your street then BT may have resorted to DAXing, which is where they split one analogue line(yours) to make two. The DAXing process and ADSL are imconpatible with one another.
Jon