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#175067 16-Jun-2015 13:15

s there a cheap isp out there that has unlimited internet with a faster upload speed then 80kbps to 120kbps because uploading a 2.4gb 1080p video to youtube takes like around 7hrs i can live with that kind of upload speed for now i guess but i would like something faster as i am going to be uploading more videos to youtube

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#1325732 16-Jun-2015 13:20

I'm guessing you're on ADSL? You will need to upgrade to VDSL or UFB to get better upload speeds.

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#1325745 16-Jun-2015 13:27

As lxsw20 mentioned, you'll need a better connection method - check the Chorus Maps to see whats available in your area or contact your ISP to request a check for UFB/VDSL.

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#1325747 16-Jun-2015 13:31

Not really a off-topic question as it's related to broadband

Sounds like you have a house wiring fault or connected to a rural cabinet, What do the modem line stats reflect about your connection and changing ISP 99% chance speed will not change

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#1325752 16-Jun-2015 13:40

Snap on UFB 30/10

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#1325755 16-Jun-2015 13:45

timmmay: Snap on UFB 30/10

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How does this add any value? You don't know anything about end users setup / location and what they have access to

I Could post a 500Mbp/s upload pic but would not help OP

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#1325766 16-Jun-2015 13:50

johnr: Not really a off-topic question as it's related to broadband

Sounds like you have a house wiring fault or connected to a rural cabinet, What do the modem line stats reflect about your connection and changing ISP 99% chance speed will not change

Or perhaps the OP actually means 80-120 KB/s which would be about right for straight ADSL upload, and is also the correct order of magnitude for the mentioned figure of 7 hours for 2.4 GB?

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#1325768 16-Jun-2015 13:52

I see thread has been moved

So they need to check if they are in VDSL or Fibre coverage for a faster upload option

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#1325771 16-Jun-2015 13:57

sidefx:
johnr: Not really a off-topic question as it's related to broadband

Sounds like you have a house wiring fault or connected to a rural cabinet, What do the modem line stats reflect about your connection and changing ISP 99% chance speed will not change

Or perhaps the OP actually means 80-120 KB/s which would be about right for straight ADSL upload, and is also the correct order of magnitude for the mentioned figure of 7 hours for 2.4 GB?

K or k big difference as you know

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#1325773 16-Jun-2015 13:59

johnr: How does this add any value? You don't know anything about end users setup / location and what they have access to

I Could post a 500Mbp/s upload pic but would not help OP

OP asked for an ISP with good upload speed, I showed that Snap has a good upload speed. Others had already covered the angles of "you need a decent connection to your house (VDSL/Fibre)". I believe I answered the question asked, though that question isn't really what they needed to know.

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#1325774 16-Jun-2015 14:02

timmmay:
johnr: How does this add any value? You don't know anything about end users setup / location and what they have access to

I Could post a 500Mbp/s upload pic but would not help OP

OP asked for an ISP with good upload speed, I showed that Snap has a good upload speed. Others had already covered the angles of "you need a decent connection to your house (VDSL/Fibre)". I believe I answered the question asked, though that question isn't really what they needed to know.

Every ISP offers that upload speed that retails UFB it's not exclusive to a single ISP

OP check out VDSL or even better Fibre and if you can get connected up, All retail service providers offer a range of plans and speed

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#1325778 16-Jun-2015 14:11

johnr: Every ISP offers that upload speed that retails UFB it's not exclusive to a single ISP

Probably true, most will have no problem with backhaul at that level, but I still answered the question asked.

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#1325780 16-Jun-2015 14:15

You posted speedtests from a single ISP yes that really answered the question, I am sure that helped them

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#1325783 16-Jun-2015 14:20

johnr: You posted speedtests from a single ISP yes that really answered the question, I am sure that helped them

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