tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-930992102145164493.post7939175968008496363..comments2009-12-16T21:52:30.122ZAngelnoreply@blogger.comBlogger2125tag:blogger.com,1999:blog-930992102145164493.post-87500592842040539502009-12-16T19:13:50.129Z2009-12-16T19:13:50.129ZTo Anonymous<br /> <br />With ref your comment and please correct me if I have read your reply incorrectly.<br /> <br />To start this is not a wireless router and in all honesty there is not that much &quot;background&quot; interference running while the actual PC is on.<br /> <br />Even if there is normal equipment being used, surely there should not be massive issues with speeds and connections? If there are issues with normal equipment (causing interference) why is it that BT do not explain this and promise the earth when you take up a contract?<br /> <br />As for sarcasm, I agree this is never the best route to take when complaining, however when you have spent so much of your own precious time either ringing or emailing BT, sometimes for hours on end, to be either fobbed off, told you are lying, told you don&#39;t know what your talking about or just hung up on, sarcasm does come to the fore.<br /> <br />Again if I have mistaken the content of your reply, apologies.<br /> <br />Regards.<br /> <br />BBBBhttp://www.blogger.com/profile/11477667067230983781noreply@blogger.comtag:blogger.com,1999:blog-930992102145164493.post-90722796902356701062009-12-09T21:34:09.968Z2009-12-09T21:34:09.968ZThey don&#39;t know your house, most people&#39;s wireless routers are near a mass of wiring and electrical equipment such as TVs which can cause massive issues with speeds and connection. Same goes for if routers are in different rooms.<br /><br />If a line test shows the line speed at a healthy level and you sitting at your PC doesn&#39;t see the same speed - it really does have to be your PC or the connection to the router. No amount of sarcasm can change that sadly.Anonymousnoreply@blogger.com