jp_Switched to different lines that didn't have any corrosion. Problem with flaky connection went away.
How'd you switch?
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#8
Help with internet
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posted about 13 years ago
#7
Help with internet
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conductorIt's probably a problem with the wiring in the building or something.
Yep, the wiring is awful, and we aren't going to fix that because it's expensive.
posted about 13 years ago
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TheFragileJustin lives in Chicago, and he has Comcast as his ISP. He complains about it being fast and slow randomly for as long as I've known him (much slower than fast during the night).
Exactly
posted about 13 years ago
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I currently have AT&T, dsl, and it is just awful. Even though it's still slow, it's still about good enough. However, the thing is, I lose connection A LOT, because it is dsl, and the wiring at my house is messed up.
Speed: http://www.speedtest.net/result/2752267475.png
I used to have Comcast a while back, and it was pretty twitchy, in which it would sometimes be fast, and sometimes slow.
Does anybody have any suggestions on which one I should get in the Illinois area, with my limit being probably $50/month?
posted about 13 years ago