on 05-01-2024 06:45
Hi, as the title states we are paying for 1 GB internet and getting nowhere near what we are paying for, I have tried 2ghz and 5ghz virgin website says no problem in the area, it’s driving me nuts as getting a lot of buffering and thinks like Netflix and YouTube. Please can some body help me . Have tried restarting the router also. We do not have many connected devices either, I have tried restarting the router also.
on 05-01-2024 13:02
Try checking with Area faults on 0800 561 0061 or if you have a VM landline 150 as small local faults are not listed on the VM status page.
Post the power levels, Pre and PostRS errors and network log from the Hub. Also setup a BQM to monitor your circuit www.thinkbroadband.com/ping
Once done we can comment. However there is something amiss, as SamKnows is only reporting 274Mb to the Hub.
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on 05-01-2024 13:27
Don’t forget VM ‘guaranteed’ speeds are for Ethernet cable connected devices.
on 05-01-2024 20:06
@Tudor wrote:Don’t forget VM ‘guaranteed’ speeds are for Ethernet cable connected devices.
The speed to the HUB is only 274Mbps, so not related to Wi-Fi.
on 07-01-2024 13:48
Your phone is slow or the hub wifi is the problem which you can fix by getting your own router with 1Gb ports and use hub in modem mode
on 09-01-2024 14:05
Hey Pendlebean, thank you for reaching out and a warm welcome to the community I am so sorry to hear this.
Can you confirm if this is on a WIFI or a cable connection or even both for us?
The speeds you get at home will, of course, depend on a variety of factors, it depends on your package, what and how many devices you have, how they are connected amongst other things.
We do have a download speed guarantee though - this will show the minimum speed we would expect for all our packages - you can take a look at that here:
Please keep us updated.
Matt - Forum Team
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on 09-01-2024 14:16
Thank you all for your responses, the issue tuned out to be the person who did the installation had put a staple through the cable, all good now !
on 09-01-2024 14:19
Well, that's one sure way to disrupt a signal .... 😉 Glad it's all sorted and thanks for the update !
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