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it sure does he;p living practically on top of the exchange I see haha :P

yep lol... I should've posted some of the speeds i got when i was with telstra even faster but they sux on the download limits.

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new net at new home, will be upgraded to 24 when they install it...

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few less people using it... the wireless is still being attacked and my room mate is most likey playing wow...

not bad for an 8mb channel

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