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how do i make my internet faster?

how do i make my internet faster?

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Aid3n117
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09-23-2023, 06:23 PM
#11
Unless you incur additional costs for this service!
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Aid3n117
09-23-2023, 06:23 PM #11

Unless you incur additional costs for this service!

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skyfall666
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09-24-2023, 07:34 AM
#12
It doesn't matter; ensuring a consistent minimum speed isn't possible with mobile data plans. You might achieve higher speeds and improved coverage occasionally, but you can't rely on a guaranteed baseline.
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skyfall666
09-24-2023, 07:34 AM #12

It doesn't matter; ensuring a consistent minimum speed isn't possible with mobile data plans. You might achieve higher speeds and improved coverage occasionally, but you can't rely on a guaranteed baseline.

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hildakozl
Junior Member
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09-24-2023, 11:19 AM
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I'm confident that with sufficient payment, they would treat you as the primary individual.
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hildakozl
09-24-2023, 11:19 AM #13

I'm confident that with sufficient payment, they would treat you as the primary individual.

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MikeShade
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09-24-2023, 12:48 PM
#14
Many internet service providers and mobile network companies claim their speeds are "up to" a certain rate. Sometimes you might get less than the advertised amount. They were simply stating the maximum they could deliver.
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MikeShade
09-24-2023, 12:48 PM #14

Many internet service providers and mobile network companies claim their speeds are "up to" a certain rate. Sometimes you might get less than the advertised amount. They were simply stating the maximum they could deliver.

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MonkieMe
Junior Member
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09-24-2023, 09:21 PM
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He is correct. You should pay the agreed rate, especially in business class, and you usually receive a SLA that ensures promised speeds and availability. If they fail to meet these commitments, you won’t be charged for the missed time.
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MonkieMe
09-24-2023, 09:21 PM #15

He is correct. You should pay the agreed rate, especially in business class, and you usually receive a SLA that ensures promised speeds and availability. If they fail to meet these commitments, you won’t be charged for the missed time.

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Leeh42
Junior Member
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09-24-2023, 09:58 PM
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The way people and companies communicate is similar!
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Leeh42
09-24-2023, 09:58 PM #16

The way people and companies communicate is similar!

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LoganW2019
Member
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09-26-2023, 06:42 AM
#17
It's accurate. But I wasn't trying to repeat what he said. I was just contributing to the ongoing conversation. Because of what occurred with some individuals, the ISP mentioned the upto clause.
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LoganW2019
09-26-2023, 06:42 AM #17

It's accurate. But I wasn't trying to repeat what he said. I was just contributing to the ongoing conversation. Because of what occurred with some individuals, the ISP mentioned the upto clause.

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walee123
Senior Member
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10-13-2023, 03:57 PM
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Placing your phone inside a 5cm lead box won’t provide any LTE connection, regardless of cost. The issue is you can’t ensure a signal since the device’s position and surrounding materials affect performance.
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walee123
10-13-2023, 03:57 PM #18

Placing your phone inside a 5cm lead box won’t provide any LTE connection, regardless of cost. The issue is you can’t ensure a signal since the device’s position and surrounding materials affect performance.

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IcyPvPz
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10-13-2023, 04:09 PM
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Have you ever thought about how data actually makes it to your device? Mobile data is a shared medium anyway, so you're subjected to the usage and airspace of other devices. If a more traditional cable/DSL provider is available in your area, you'll have a more consistent experience with that. From a physics perspective there's no 'guaranteed minimum' or 'no downtime ever in the entire universe', expensive business circuits have committed data rates although they often are untruthful about the statistics they gather.
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IcyPvPz
10-13-2023, 04:09 PM #19

Have you ever thought about how data actually makes it to your device? Mobile data is a shared medium anyway, so you're subjected to the usage and airspace of other devices. If a more traditional cable/DSL provider is available in your area, you'll have a more consistent experience with that. From a physics perspective there's no 'guaranteed minimum' or 'no downtime ever in the entire universe', expensive business circuits have committed data rates although they often are untruthful about the statistics they gather.

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10-13-2023, 04:16 PM
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My mobile connection is slow due to weak signal in my neighborhood and the structure of the building I reside in. Sending emails means leaving my phone outside by a window, which isn't practical. Streaming is only useful if I'm driving a short distance. For landline service, I receive the rate I pay for. When I worked, I used two providers; my job required quick access so reliability wasn't a priority. Comcast Business performed similarly to their consumer plans, leading me to switch after about a year and go with a regular plan. The main issue was frequent outages rather than speed. ATT had fewer outages but slower overall performance.
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MiszczRuchania
10-13-2023, 04:16 PM #20

My mobile connection is slow due to weak signal in my neighborhood and the structure of the building I reside in. Sending emails means leaving my phone outside by a window, which isn't practical. Streaming is only useful if I'm driving a short distance. For landline service, I receive the rate I pay for. When I worked, I used two providers; my job required quick access so reliability wasn't a priority. Comcast Business performed similarly to their consumer plans, leading me to switch after about a year and go with a regular plan. The main issue was frequent outages rather than speed. ATT had fewer outages but slower overall performance.

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