The UK's biggest broadband providers are to give clearer information about how they slow down users' connections to maintain their network performance.
http://www.bbc.co.uk/news/technology-12730440
Don't effect me on a real ISP .
Yet if you lived 100 yards from the exchange, you would be praising how good they are.BT came out today, farted around and got it up to that, they're still sh*t.
Yet if you lived 100 yards from the exchange, you would be praising how good they are.
If distance is an issue, then move away from BT and BT wholesale and go with an LLU provider.
Their system uses optical/coax cable so is unaffected by distance.
The only other way is to get Virgin Media cable, if your area has cable. Their system uses optical/coax cable so is unaffected by distance. You get pretty much what they claim, although local congestion can be an issue.
Well yes, if you live in a cable area - I had to come down from 50Mb stable on cable to a 3.5Mb ADSL, as tweaked by my provider.The only other way is to get Virgin Media cable, if your area has cable.