Who stole my speed?

Started by Niall, Jan 17, 2011, 20:37:40

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Niall

My rock solid connection has dropped from 12mb to 7  :eek4: I've had no problems at all, in any way shape or form. I come home from work to find my connection is 7mb.

Ironically my sisters line which has been absolutely awful recently, now is getting 13mb. Basically our speeds have swapped.

I declare underhanded doings from BT!

(not really a help topic, but I thought I'd moan :D)
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Rik

Anything to give you a clue in the router logs, Niall?
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Niall

Sadly not. You don't really see much in netgear logs. Well, on mine anyway.
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pctech

Been downloading too much so BT thought they'd kneecap you for a bit  :evil:

Niall

Probably :D I have been spending lots of dosh on Steam recently. Think I've bought about 8 games in the last 3 months :D
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Rik

That's it, then, Niall, you've worn out the joints on your line. ;D
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gazzthompson

that damn steam Christmas sale.... couldn't resist!

Lona

Quote from: pctech on Jan 18, 2011, 15:24:57
Been downloading too much so BT thought they'd kneecap you for a bit  :evil:

I didn't know BT could do that. I thought it was down to your isp to kneecap you or have I got it wrong?


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Rik

It is, IDNet don't, though.
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pctech


pctech

Kneecapping broadband could also be the IRA's new line of business.


Rik

Internet Retailers Association?  ;)
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pctech

I don't recall them being armed.


Rik

They've changed a lot. :)
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Lance

BT kneecapping is also known as exchange congestion ;)
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Bill

Quote from: Lance on Jan 18, 2011, 22:46:12
BT kneecapping is also known as exchange congestion ;)

Naah... they call it DLM :mad:
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Lance

True, I forgot they do both knees!
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armadillo

I have never had spam and I am not any now either.

Steve

Memories of spam fritters probably the wrong thread.  :whistle:
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Rik

Then there's condensed milk... ;D
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Glenn

Good for making fudge  ;D
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Steve

I used to get that on tinned fruit at gran's , not eaten tinned fruit since. My wife being scots is in to things from tins, so condensed milk is a favourite
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Rik

Not with this Scot, though I have been known to settle for a tinned haggis in an emergency. :)
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pctech

What kind of emergency warrants tinned haggis of all things?