I wonder if ISPreview has incorrectly picked up PulseDSL?

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In reply to a post by professor973:

If you had a brain, you could use it and search for the information.

I can't seem to find Pulse8 listed as members of either Ofcom Approved ADR schemes.

CISAS according to http://consumers.ofcom.org.uk/phone/problems-and-com...

In reply to a post by RobertoS:

I wonder if ISPreview has incorrectly picked up PulseDSL?

http://www.cisas.org.uk/CPsRegisteredwithCISAS-2_e.h...
Oops

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In reply to a post by RobertoS:

I wonder if ISPreview has incorrectly picked up PulseDSL?

http://www.cisas.org.uk/CPsRegisteredwithCISAS-2_e.h...
Oops

very odd Ofcom list pulse8 as being a member of cisas , but the cisas site does not list them, pulsedsl is a different company

From Pulse8 code of practice

Where there is a dispute between us, which cannot be resolved, you have the right to refer the
matter for arbitration. Pulse8broadband is a member of ISPA and has agreed to adopt the
Communication and Internet Services Adjudication Scheme (CISAS)

I have Pulse8 ADSL2+ and Latency wise it seems stable enough, can't really comment on it's performance otherwise because I rarely use it, it's configured in my router as fail-over if my plusnet FTTC goes down.

Sync is pretty low for the attenuation - 13839kbps @ 23.5db attenuation & 6db snrm, Unlocked HG612 as the modem.

Sync speed is probably because I live in a block of flats so wouldn't surprise me if there's a load of cross-talk from the other pairs in the building or it's just [censored] cabling.

Turns out there was no problem with speedtest.net, as I got the same ping on the much loved TBB speedtest.
According to some, it was a fault with my browser. I was and am using exactly the same browser and build of Windows 10 on both the machines in question. Those that know, reckoned my old pc was reporting correctly, and the gaming machine with a Gigabit network card was reporting wrong. A change here has proved it was neither machine or browser at fault. I will leave the experts to tell what the change was that put latency in its place at Speedtest.net.
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/4523183865

So the issue is with the new gigabit lan card then...

In reply to a post by mlmclaren:

So the issue is with the new gigabit lan card then...

Nope - I said it was NOTHING to do with machines or browsers - Another guess what the change was please. I am not offering the information as it is sure to be rubbished as impossible.

How can you be sure its nothing to do with machines or browsers??

and your right it will be rubbished as impossible, because it is impossible !