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Posted by Kendall on October 04, 2004 at 16:04:44 from (68.94.242.25):
In Reply to: Internet service O.T. posted by rustyfarmall on October 04, 2004 at 08:58:18:
Rusty, dont discount the fact that your modem may be going bad. Years ago, I had a 28k modem act flaky, put my old 14k modmen card back in and it was faster then the 28k! Well, it was about time to jump on the 56k bandwagon so I did. Alwasy connected between 36 and 48k then got a letter in the mail that said the phone co was going to be doing line upgrades. After that It always connected at 52k! Im on DSL now and higly recommend it if you can get it in you area. Distance to switch office is key. No more busy phone lines and WAY faster.
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