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Step One: Call your ISP

 

Step Two: Whip out dong Your credit card

 

Step Three: Order moar powa!!1\

 

 

yea, only way to get better speeds is to pay for it 

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As the topic states. This is also not a joke my Ping to San Jose CA is 17 and my down speed is 16.48 mbps and up speed is 6.67 mbps. How do I get better upload speeds? I am not so worried about download speeds at the moment.

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Step One: Call your ISP

 

Step Two: Whip out dong Your credit card

 

Step Three: Order moar powa!!1\

 

 

yea, only way to get better speeds is to pay for it 

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Step One: Call your ISP

 

Step Two: Whip out dong Your credit card

 

Step Three: Order moar powa!!1\

 

 

yea, only way to get better speeds is to pay for it 

That's what I thought.

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As the topic states. This is also not a joke my Ping to San Jose CA is 17 and my down speed is 16.48 mbps and up speed is 6.67 mbps. How do I get better upload speeds? I am not so worried about download speeds at the moment.

is there anyone available to service you?

 

If so just get their service, if not...sorry.

 

If you are in an area that has jurisdiction lines you can file complaint and hopefully by when the FCC rulings take effect next year get on their plan.

 

SOURCES: ...I'm and evil genius

 

 

(you could be stuck with me 0.17 down and 0.06 up...with over 250ms ping.)

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I think switching the Ghz channel is probably the best way to do that. 

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As the topic states. This is also not a joke my Ping to San Jose CA is 17 and my down speed is 16.48 mbps and up speed is 6.67 mbps. How do I get better upload speeds? I am not so worried about download speeds at the moment.

I live in the Bay area and people said they have had great experience with Charter internet. You can get 60mb download for 30 bucks a month. Just depends if they have it in your area.

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