Lucky you, mine have been dropping bit by biut for the last few weeks, I started off at 39Mb/s when I first started with Plusnet now it is down to 20, it was fine until BTOR mucked about with the cabinet.
Bloated toad for you, the way it is going I may as well go back to my last provider when my contract is up.
Adrian
Desktop machine now powered by windows 8.1 pro 64bit, no dreaded metro, laptop by Linux
Plusnet FTTC
professor973 (fountain of knowledge)
Sun 27-Mar-16 18:45:08
Quite a change in a day Max, where you said it was so brilliant it had NEVER dropped speed. You tempting fate lol
The old EE ADSL2+ is pretty fast here! http://postimg.org/image/etbhnnh2z/
Speeds vary subject to conditions ect, my talktalk speed dropped down to about 55mb/s a few weeks ago, but has picked up to about 68mb/s so I'll give it another couple of weeks before I start moaning to get it back up to 75 mb/s +
Robert
South Wales UK
Talk Talk FTTC
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Apprentice (knowledge is power)
Sun 27-Mar-16 21:18:31
Kindness isn't going to cure the world of all its awfulness but it's a good place to begin. Daisy Ridley.
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adslmax (knowledge is power)
Sun 27-Mar-16 23:24:49
Not issues, just the outcome of value broadband services during busy periods...
My BT Infinity has been popping out a few short single thread results, but nothing that has affected me.... it's just natural on a contended service I suppose...
However I do understand that on Plusnet it can be a it of a pain due to the way their prioritization setup works...
My connection today's looking pretty good too, considering its Bank Holiday Monday.... maybe due to big parts of the county being offline though :L
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