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Are my stats any good?
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About LinkBacks- 26-09-06, 11:47 AM #11
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In that case give SkyBB TS a call
Ray
Some Advice.. Its always advisable to inform your old ISP as soon as you have migrated that you have moved.
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Advertisement- 26-09-06, 12:23 PM #12
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- 26-09-06, 12:49 PM #13
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Ok good luck and I hope they get you going full whack soon
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Some Advice.. Its always advisable to inform your old ISP as soon as you have migrated that you have moved.
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Would you like an idea of the possible speeds you will get with the Max Package then click here or for the Connect Package then click here
- 26-09-06, 01:06 PM #14
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The router's results are not entirely accurate either. There are many factors involved here. My suggestion would be to go to the Microsoft site and down-load some hefty sized files. Once done, delete the files and try again. MS have literally hundreds of mirror servers dotted around the globe. This will give you a good indication to how your connection will perform and give you some insight to the consistency of the transfer speed of the data stream.
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