Re: Dial-up modem connect speed?
- From: "RichK" <me@xxxxxxx>
- Date: Wed, 27 Jul 2005 08:54:50 -0400
"Jim Adney" <jadney@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote in message
> >We all had modem problems at one time. Find out from your telco TS what
is
> >the distnace from your house to their equipment. Overk 10K feet will not
> >give you good connection.
>
> Hmmm, do you think they will just tell me this?
If your lucky, they will. At one time it was no hassle. Now the people
working service desks are dumber and dumber. Tell them you're considering
DSL and have to know. Some will tell you yes/no, but insist because you
want to know if the DSL signal will be of good quality.
> >I know it worked well before, but something has changed. They could have
> >re-routed the lines, although unlikely.
>
> The first drop in speed occurred when they replaced a broken wire into
> my house.
I doubt, that's the reason, but if you remember it happening, then it cold
be.
> >Changing local service providers over the same POTS will not help. You
will
> >connect via the same lines and hardware. If you can get phone service
via
> >cable company, that is a guarantee of 50K conneciton. Been there.
> I don't have cable (I figure I watch too much TV already.) Wouldn't a
> cable modem give much more than 50k?
Cable modem - YES. I was referring to using the cable company to provide
phone service. They install a small box (strangly called a modem) at your
house and connect your phone lines to it. Your distance to the box becomes
zero - it's in you basemet, so your modem connects at full speed.
Rich
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