Hi there,
Been advised to start my own thread rather than piggy back on someone else's.
Seems a little pointless as we are all having the same issue
I have a M200 package and am currently getting around 2 mbps upload. Totally useless. Voice calls are choppy and conference calls with video impossible.
if i were alone, i would be prepared to accept all the "helpful suggestions" given by Virgin, as they may be new ideas. Sadly they are not. So many people have been given the same advice, and i am yet to see anyone post in this forum that Virgin have fixed their problem. Very happy to be corrected, but so far i have not found a single resolution.
Furthermore i have seen that some poor unfortunate souls have been desperately hoping for salvation by posting their problems here for a very long time.
As sad as this situation is, phoning the call centre is like root canal work without the anaesthetic. Every issue is YOUR problem, not Virgin's. Its always to many devices, the wrong type of devices, alien interference (joke there), weather problems. never a Virgin issue.
Just to put into context here i am not a numpty and have done extensive testing. For example my poor badly configured phone (call centre description, not mine) can only get 2mbps upload using house wifi, when standing 50cm from hub. The exact same phone when disconnected from Virgin but connected to BT can achieve 7mbps. Wow, how could such a miracle occur?? Disconnect from BT and reconnect to Virgin and i am back to 2mbps.
In what world does that not point to the issue being with Virgin??
My desktop is connected to the 1Gb port on the back of the router. My PC can drive the link at over 800Mbps which i can prove doing my weekly back up. ergo, the cable is good. So with this super dooper piece of ethernet, how come i can only get 2 mbps upload???
Bit difficult to claim my smart TV (which is turned off) is causing the issue!!!
Bottom line is with 28 devices connected to hub, or just one single machine (i can unplug 27 in 1 second) the upload speed is just 2mbps.
If what possible scenario is the problem anywhere other than with Virgin?
So i will pose the exact same questions here as i posed on the other thread
1) What do Virgin consider to be the problem? Hardware?? Software?? Physical cable from cabinet to House?? the cabinet?? Cable from cabinet to exchange which is approx. 800m away?? Equipment in the exchange?? Please can you do some root cause analysis
2) What is your planned course of action? I have already reviewed some of your action plans for folks here and it looks like NOTHING has been achieved in 2 months?
3) When are you going to fix the ISSUE. not just mine, but everyone's, as i strongly suspect given the mountain of evidence already in the public domain, the issue lies deep within your core infrastructure.