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NOT f**kING HAPPY!

Signed up to 3 mobile broadband as they promised d/l speeds better than my ADSL1 connection at home for a better price.

This is the result:

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What a load of f**king crap. They will be getting an earful from me tomorrow

Not happy JAN!!!

Ignore speed tests they are a load of crap.

Dload from a mirror to find out your true dload speed.

That speed test reads lower than what I really dload at by approx 50-80kbytes/s.

Remember you do have a 30day trial if you like to call it that. :blink:

Yep agree with the file mirror thing, the Internode speed test even tells you to do that if you have a fast connection. 2150kb/s here

LOL @ 100m exchange on ADSL2+, too bad you need like 5 torrents going to reach that speed.

lol yeah speed tests arnt too bad an indication but definitely don't hold as gospel

[*Test Results*]

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Test run on [*15/09/2007*] @ [*03:01 PM*]

Mirror: [*Telstra Bigpond*]

Data: [*9 MB*]

Test Time: [*5.25 secs*]

Your line speed is [*14.4 Mbps*] (14398 kbps).

Your download speed is [*1.76 MB/s*] (1800 KB/s)

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and yes Hillzy M3 isn't easy not like Need For Speed

yeah i know i have a paid subscription to that game :)

support the community

http://www.lfsworld.net/ search Madaz_Rx8 :( thats me with no stats cause i dont play it but can if i want :laugh:

Edited by Madaz

Well, I tried my wireless here at work today (city, east side) and speeds are 800kbps and a download speed of ~70kbps.. Seems the reception is just rat shit at my house :)

So looks like I need to keep paying for line rental and ADSL1 :action-smiley-069:

Unfortunately NO. our house is on a RIM service, ie. it's multiplexed at our suburb before being taken back to the main exchange. This doesnt allow ADSL2+ unfortunatley, but we CAN get ADSL1 (which is something).

I was hoping to can home line rental ($25 per month) and land line ADSL ($40pm for same speed, $65 total) and just pay for wireless at $30 per month, to save some money.

BUT looks like the internet gods have said no LOL.

Edited by Hotwire

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