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jbard

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#123407 6-Jul-2013 13:44
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So a few days ago my line rate suddenly dropped from ~14000/1000Kbps to ~5000/400Kbps.

After doing a isolation test it turns out it was the jack point. Their are 3 jack points in the house in total, the faulty one, one that doesn't work at all and a third that is fine. 

I am renting and just wondering if the landlord has any responsibility to fix the faulty jack points as the only one that works now is in a really inconvenient location.

Otherwise what is the best way to get this fixed myself?


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  #850109 6-Jul-2013 14:12
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You could always ask, they can only say no.

Jon

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