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Akash8023
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informative :)

Please quote my post, or put @paddy-stone if you want me to respond to you.

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30 minutes ago, Akash8023 said:

not getting the correct internet speed

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Well, give us information. What are you paying for? Are you using Wifi or ethernet?

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I think you get your speed as it is intended since AFAIK you pay for 120 Mbps down and 15 up.

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2 minutes ago, Vali said:

I think you get your speed as it is intended since AFAIK you pay for 120 Mbps down and 15 up.

His speed test is in kbps, not mbps. There's a problem somewhere unless he's on an ISDN connection or something.

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Oh, I missed the K.

Then...

 

"I think you get your speed as it is intended since AFAIK you pay for 120 Kbps down and 15 up. "

 

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17 hours ago, Abdul201588 said:

Well, give us information. What are you paying for? Are you using Wifi or ethernet?

I pay for 14mbps of downlink and 5mbps of uplink and im using a wifi connection

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14 minutes ago, Akash8023 said:

I pay for 14mbps of downlink and 5mbps of uplink and im using a wifi connection

Test your speed wired then.

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Just now, RZeroX said:

Test your speed wired then.

No i not have a ethernet jack to connect wired

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1 minute ago, Akash8023 said:

No i not have a ethernet jack to connect wired

Well then ring your ISP.

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