Who's got the fastest non-fibre broadband connection?

[Ghozer 112]

If I was you, I'd be on the phone to O2 complaining about that speed.

 

Why? he's getting over the minimum rate set out by OFCOM...

[Jcoventry 10]

Because he should be getting higher speeds.

[Greengeek 10]

Not when I'm connected to the Wadsley Bridge exchange.

You'll be connected to Ranmoor.

[Stvoider 10]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1392219105.png

S3

Orange bb

[c_lake 10]

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Edited August 28, 2011 by c_lake

[Paddy 10]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1392219105.png

S3

Orange bb

 

That's very good for a standard phoneline. You must live next door to the telephone exchange!

[Bonjon 10]

Theoretically with Be if you live close to the exchange you can recieve 45ish meg down and 5ish meg upstream.

[corsaman132 10]

That's very good for a standard phoneline. You must live next door to the telephone exchange!

 

Or in it??

[dawny1970 10]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1392391274.png

sky bb supposed 20meg connection and im in s17, so what some of you are getting is brill compared to me!!!

[Bonjon 10]

http://www.speedtest.net/result/1392391274.png

sky bb supposed 20meg connection and im in s17, so what some of you are getting is brill compared to me!!!

 

Its an 'upto' 20 meg not a 'supposed' 20meg. IMO you should pay for the speed you can recieve.

[corsaman132 10]

In this day and age,with all the technological advances that are being made,we should all be getting good speeds!!

[dawny1970 10]

Its an 'upto' 20 meg not a 'supposed' 20meg. IMO you should pay for the speed you can recieve.

well my 12 months are up in november so its gonna be "re-negotiation" time, so unless they offer me a good deal then its o2 time