How do i always get Recived less than sent in my Dile-Up internet Connection?
546163
There are two forms of movement in internet connections, download and upload speeds. Upload is how much information you sent. Download is how much you recieve. Typically download speeds are slower than upload speeds. I believe that for a 56kbps dial up your download speed is 33kbps much much slower.
425176
i know exactly how you feel,i get all sorts of crap like that too.i think it should be illegal as we are paying our servers a monthly fee,and quite often,i have run out of gigabytes and get put on adsl shaping. usualy at the end of these junk mail messages you can unsubscribe-but it doesnt allways work.i will be watching your answers  with interest.
625982
just see Ur options in the mail .. u must have something wrong in the mail option\n\nor try another Internet browser
417631
This ussualy has to do with the speed of your internet connection so there isnt really anything you can do except get a faster internet provider.\nOther things that may speed it up is closing programs you are using besides that, that may be taking up your computers processing speed.
239422
There is something wrong with the server that u go through when u connect to the internet.  Nothing u can do about it.  It will be recognised by your service provider and fixed. Usually doesn't take too long.
895406
Go into My eBay.  Scroll down to the window that has Related Links.  The sixth item down is  Report an Item Not Received.\nClick on that and you ought to be able to make a complaint.
714532
E-mail your internet provider.  They should be able to tell you.
610203
your speeds are limited to the hardware that you have. there is a delay in each networking device your information travels through, however, if you are using a broadband router, there is nothing you can do about this, if you are using a commercial grade router you might consider changing routing protocols, or changing the hold down timers, this will help open up your network so that updates on routes are sent as often, however, it could cause it to take longer to know when something has gone down.
551073
its the server or yer isp provider\n\ngo here...broadbandreports.com and do a couple speed tests
97278
You can always make the files smaller by using WinZip or my personal favorite PKzip. if you have a slow connection try taking a look at your modem properties and see if you can increase the bitrate being recieved and sent out. well hopefully you get your files to work good luck.
395709
its either that you have a slow internet connection, a slow bandwidth speed, or its just simply all in ur luck...wait, that doesn't make sense...
489570
Sometimes they just get behind.  \n\nI thought my group had gotten awful quiet once, so I logged in to the website and found loads of messages that my e-mail hadn't received yet.  They eventually all did trickle in to my inbox, but some of them took days and not all of them came in order.
1070365
if you are using a router try port forwarding.\n\nbut its probably slow cause there are no seeds, or too many people are downloading the file and there arent enough seeds for the demand
509465
you might have some blockers that are keeping it from downloading properly, check your spam guard, you might need to adjust it.
724442
you can use tcp optimizer ?\n\nhttp://www.speedguide.net/downloads.php
1023572
I checked all the links for you and couldn't get through. I have a highspeed connection and a wicked good system so I doubt it was anything over here on my end. \n\nNothing went through.\n\nKeep on Truckin!
129480
Contact your service provider. I recently had a similar problem with my DSL and found out my phone line had issues. Since that was fixed, it's been very smooth.