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jarone

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#18858 26-Jan-2008 20:09
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Hey all, I was just wondering if you could tell me how to figure out what speed my woosh connection is running at? I was going to call and complain as it is so slow, but I'd like to know what speed I am actually pulling. Thanks

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  #106930 26-Jan-2008 20:13
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Try speed tests.

They're everywhere. Speedtest.net is one. You can also try the list of speed tests by visiting the New Zealand Connections Wiki.




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  #106931 26-Jan-2008 20:19
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Speed test are only an indication of speed!
They cannot be relied on to give an accurate answer.

I would suggest you perform regular speedtest over a week or two, at several different times of day. Then submit all of the results to Woosh. That way they are going to take you more seriously.

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  #106932 26-Jan-2008 20:23
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rscole86: Speed test are only an indication of speed!
They cannot be relied on to give an accurate answer.

I should of said that in my post, but yes, if you're having trouble always have a good range, so they actually have something to work on.




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  #106948 26-Jan-2008 21:31
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Thanks guys good site that. It says I'm getting 1meg, doesn't feel like one meg!

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