why can I not get the advertised  " D S L ", High speed  Internet upgrade in my area, I am trying for over 6 M
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It has everything to do with the distance the signal has to travel. Of course the longer distance the signal has to travel the weaker it becomes. Would you stay with them if you were not getting the signal strength they promised? If you say "no I would not stay with them" to that question then you just answered your own question. That other company can not do any better because they use the same kind of signal. Distance is the key here you can not change the law of Physics.
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Get high speed cable internet...
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There is an easy way to find out.\n\nGo to:\nhttp://metrot1.com/component/option,com_wrapper/Itemid,44/\n\nEnter your information and in seconds it will tell you if high-speed is available in your area.  It has all the top providers for cable, dsl, and satellite.\n\nIt will show you specials and pricing.  You can sign up right online or call for more help.
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You're pretty much limited to whatever cable companies provide service to your area.\n\nFor example: Time Warner Cable might have a great package deal, but if you're not in their area, you're out of luck.
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That really depends on your internet provider and the package that you are using...\n\nWhat I can suggest you is to check with their website of give them a call..
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try contacting your local comcast company.
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Two solutions.\n\n(1) Use an ADSL line repeater.  See the DSL notes below page 2-41 on mid-span repeaters to extend DSL to 30,000 feet (9100m).  As mentioned, many service providers do not like to install these since they require a trunk roll.\n\n(2) Ask for ITU-T G.992.3 Annex L (for long) ADSL2-RE (Reach Extended) supports DSL to about 28,000 feet.  The Annex L is needed in the central office (DSALM) and the customer side (CPE).  Annex L is a 2002 standard and is now widely deployed and is most likely being used by your service provider.  See the charts.  Over 18,000 feet the data rates are falling quickly.
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you always have the option of switching isp..\n\nto fix your problem try firefox...
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The previous answer is the good one,but if you still don't understand You better call the broadband company that service you, they usualy open 24 hour for technical support, it's better to talk and do it right away cause they will guide you step by step while you're doing it.
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Most likely, you're on the very edge of the DSL service area, too far from the phone company's local DSL base station to get good speeds.  I'm guessing that you've called the DSL company about the problem aready.  If DSL coverage isn't good in your neighborhood, try your Cable TV company, they probably sell high speed, and it'll have less distance limits.
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I too used to work on Dial Up and it is a pain in the butt. I now have DSL and it's a ton better. I'd seriously think about upgrading that internet connection.\n\nIf you give me your e-mail address I will e-mail you the install file. I have a yahoo e-mail address that I am pretty sure I can send a file that size through to you on. If you are interested please contact me at oboedude01@yahoo.com.
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call your IsP and request a higher upload speed...be prepaired for an additional cost tho.
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Call your internet provider.. They should be able to troubleshoot your problem and tell you if its on your end or their end.  \n\nTheres alot more information needed to help you here..
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PLZZZZZ......\n                      Go for BSNL broadband
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Contact your ISP and ask them.  Or visit your ISP's web site and search.
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It might not be a problem with the splitter, ur ISP might just be cutting you off after you use the internet for a long time or something. ping them
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Your computer is out of date, and if you are using dial up it will do that. Upgrade your computer and get DSL or CABLE high speed internet.  Or you can reload windows on your old system and start fresh, im sure yoru current PC has alot of junk on it.