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Sven99

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#274467 23-Aug-2020 16:58
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Hey guys. 

I'm on the VDSL bigpipe plan, north of auckland. 

When we first got connected, we had about 30 Mbps down, and 8 Mbps up. 

 

For the past month (or two) we've had a poor connection, with drastically reduced speed. 

 

We now only get 10 Mbps down, and 0.6 Mbps up
I've run okla speed tests many times via ethernet on a modem up for ages, and also on a fresh reset with no other devices connected. 

Our bigpipe supplied modem (Arcadyan VRV9517) reports max rate 10,609 kbps down and 592 kbps up.   i'll attach pictures and a link to speed test. 

 

I've sent this info to bigpipe, and sent them multiple emails, but they refuse to send out a technician as "It looks fine on our end so its a wifi issue."

 

Do you think they're right in this? How can I prove our speeds are now adsl rather than vdsl? 


Speedtest: https://www.speedtest.net/result/9947078634

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

 


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Sven99

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  #2549892 26-Aug-2020 11:24
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Hi guys final update. 

Had to make a complaint before they eventually sent out a technician, but the problem is resolved now. 
wiring from street to house was the issue, and he installed a new jack for good measure. 

Tech was an all round great guy.  


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