Re the capped upstream, that was supposed to be fixed not long ago. It clearly isn't.

Your quickest solution may be to post in the Community Forum and ask for it to be uncapped. (You'll probably see a few similar posts there.

Alternatively PM ChrisParr who posted earlier in this thread. He can do it. A PM might alert him, which is quicker than waiting for him or similar to see your speed here.

Edited by RobertoS (Tue 08-Jan-13 13:10:56)

Thanks for the advice, I posted onto the PlusNet forum and this morning here's my speedtest result, upload improved but download worse.

http://www.speedtest.net/result/2425905297.png

Line stats:

DSL Modulation Mode G992_5_A (ADSL2+)
DSL Path Mode Interleave
Downstream Rate 16848 kbps
Upstream Rate 888 kbps
Downstream Margin 5.6 dB
Upstream Margin 15.7 dB
Downstream Line Attenuation 25.1 dB
Upstream Line Attenuation 8.2 dB
Downstream Transmit Power 20.1 dB
Upstream Transmit Power 12.5 dB

Is that testing speed on wireless, rather than wired? The downstream connection speed is comparable - though a daytime re-sync may restore that.

When worried about speed tests, always run wired. If the first time after a reconnection/re-sync, always include the text results boxes from a BT speed test as those show the IP Profiles, (in particular the downstream one); and on ISPs such as Plusnet who also hold and use a copy of the BT IP Profile check the copy corresponds to the BT one within a few hours of the re-connection..

Here's a speedtest result from this morning, I'm fairly happy with this as from the start of this thread I have basically more than doubled both my download and upload speeds.

http://www.speedtest.net/result/2428300198.png

Looks like the upstream interleaving has been removed hence the speed going above 888kbps