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Very Slow Internet Today ...

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could this be the slowest internet in Bangkok ... thank you True

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Here's mine from Saraburi.

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thanks, yours is about 30 times faster then mine :o

Started Yesterday - seems to be only some nodes - some traffic is okay... Skype - no problem, but f.E. Thaivisa, another Thaiforum, Gmail, Google... a non, no but since Afternoon here on Samui okay again..

Wouldn't be surprised if they've done the Internet equivalent of the road blocks they set up when motorcades with self important politicians at the Asean summit having to be raced through while everybody else have to wait forever... i.e. pre-allocated a big chunk of international Internet bandwidth :o

I'm getting 20 kpbs, it's bloody ridiculous. I can access forums, anything else is taking bloody ages. I hope it's not those <deleted> protesters. :o

Stop posting these local speed tests .... they are not of use to 99% of the TV users.

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BTW Like the new look of speedtest.net ...

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I don't know what you guys talking about at least you could take a pic of your up and downloads

this is just the second time today I could get anything yesterday I was without anything at all

Blame the red shirts lol

Appaling inetrnational speed today and serious patchiness in the last 2 weeks .. perhaps its a combination of a ham fisted attempt to block Square Head :-

The Information and Communication Technology Minister admitted that authorities have no tools to block the controversial video-link addresses of ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinnawatra.

Information and Communication Technology Minister, Raniongrak Suwanchawee , stated that the government cannot block the video-link addresses by ousted Prime Minister Thaksin Shinnnawatra, broadcast to protesters of the Democratic Alliance Against Dictatorship, as the signal comes from overseas.

Ranongruk, however, stated that the government could take action against Thaksin if his speeches damage the country's key institutions or violate article 63th of the Constitution regarding peaceful gatherings.

The minister also insisted that Thaksin's video-link addresses have never been broadcast via Thai Com or the state run TOT company, as has been alleged.

TOC News

Add to that the ASEAN Summit.... not a happy recipe. :o

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May it be that the cancellation of the Asean and the improvement of Internet speeds are related? :o

Stop posting these local speed tests .... they are not of use to 99% of the TV users.

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BTW Like the new look of speedtest.net ...

I am not actually seeing a much speed difference between BKK, London Singapore or LA, just big ping differences, I tried all four on speedtest and they all showed around 0.8Mb down and 0.24Mb up.

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Freddie

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I do see differences ..... Perhaps you're on a lower speed package than some of us are.

Interesting results here:

http://speedtest.net/global.php

And if you like to upload, move to Lithuania!

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...Perhaps you're on a lower speed package than some of us are...

I always thought that speed test results are meaningless without knowing the contracted speed. For example, it your contract is for 4.0 Mb and you get only 0.4 Mb, it is not good but if your contract is for 0.4 Mb and you get 0.4 Mb, you are a lucky guy.

I mostly get 90% of my advertised bandwidth in SEA and around 50% from servers in the EU and US

...Perhaps you're on a lower speed package than some of us are...

I always thought that speed test results are meaningless without knowing the contracted speed. For example, it your contract is for 4.0 Mb and you get only 0.4 Mb, it is not good but if your contract is for 0.4 Mb and you get 0.4 Mb, you are a lucky guy.

Can you guess my package? Hint: look at picture 1.

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I suppose everyone is out throwing water at each other.

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I suppose everyone is out throwing water at each other.

Ok here -

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I suppose everyone is out throwing water at each other.

Ok here -

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I think they are screening,may ease up now that the problems are over for awhile.

Wow I have really have high hopes that this Kofi Annan will make a difference as UN Secretary-General. Wait...it's not 1996!

Hmm why when is my connection as slow as it was back in 1996? Ohh, I am a TOT victim :o. To make a simple google search takes over two minutes!

TOT TIT!

It's ok bud. I went from a 450kb/s download speed to 40kb/s literally within an hour, from 5-6pm today, because it's 'peak hour'. The sad thing is, it usually takes a week for speeds like this to recover to its advertised speed, even locally.

mine's sooooo sloooooow

:o

Hmm, still very slow:(

Haven't been able to access Google at all since about 2 p.m. this afternoon.

My ADSL speeds are okay but just look at my international speeds :o

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