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Wireless home internet
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2019/2/14 17:38
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I've got my PC plugged into the wireless router. Overnight, I might get 30Mbps for a short time. The rest of the time its 3Mbps or slower. Here, at 5PM, I can barely load a single web page... no other devices using internet.
My providor is Softbank and I feel royally screwed by them. It's like 6000 Yen/month and the internet sucks SO HARD. The stores have awful customer service. Shocking in Japan! Rude and they don't care AT ALL. I have money and I need wireless internet. But I don't know what to expect with the competition. Sure, my 4G is 20-40Mbps but that's expensive and limited. I play games, download software and chat.
Any ideas?
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by misutakun
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Re: Wireless home internet
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2019/2/15 11:10
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introduce optical fiber cable into your home. (usually NTT) take a good provider. (some providers put many customers to a narrow band-width. so always busy.) Lan cable works always better than wireless. use a high fidelity (efficiency) router. ask your friends who know more.
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by ken (guest)
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Re: Wireless home internet
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2019/2/15 17:41
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true Softbank is not the most suitable player for the internet.
I have NTT (=docomo) at home (optical) which is perfect for me. Wireless one three floors of the house and never have a drop out.
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by justmyday
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