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Old 03-03-2009, 15:12   #46
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Re: Slow Speeds in SA1 area of Swansea

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Originally Posted by Welshchris View Post
ive already done so, i have filled in the complaint form at the ISPA, all i want is the level of service i pay for nothing more and nothing else and its what anyone else would want in my place.
It's frustrating unfortunately there's no guarantee of performance. You are quoted up to 20Mbit and you achieve 20Mbit sometimes, by your own admission.

You'd love my service, I go down to between 6 and 12Mbit at peak times every day and have spent the past 2 days with a touch of packet loss due to SNR issues

Have you seen the more recent update from the newsgroups?

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As Paul has previously stated you are not affected by a capacity issue and
it is more likely that something more localised is causing the issue. Please
repost during the evening when you are experiencing slow speeds including
the results of 2 or more simultaneous downloads from
http://gamefiles.blueyonder.co.uk , ping & traces to both www.google.co.uk &
bbc.co.uk and finally if you could also include your cable modem's power
levels and SNR at the time of testing. With this information we will be able
to investigate further.
They have not denied wholesale that there is an issue
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