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Who they going after, Verizon FiOS?

I think FiOS, TWC and kabletown

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Don't they all advertise "up to" speeds? Other than the FCC definition of broadband, there's no minimum bar.

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I am in NJ. I have Comcast, 25 down, 5 up. here are my test results

Don't they all advertise "up to" speeds? Other than the FCC definition of broadband, there's no minimum bar.

I was wondering the same thing.

Sonic, if I recall correctly, advertised 20 down, .786 or so up, back when I subscribed.

Now I see "up to…" and get nowhere near close to that, most of the time.

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I'm in California and it said the nearest servers are in NYC, so this is testing a fairly long distance connection. Here's the link the the results that it gave me.

[www.internethealthtest.org]

Then it seemed to know about very local CA based servers and got these results

[www.internethealthtest.org]

I'm on Comcast and these are the results of Comcast's speed test.

Ah, I see how to change the location (airport codes).

http://internethealthtest.org/?metro=oak (Oakland)
[internethealthtest.org] (San Jose)
None for a bunch of smaller airports. Edit: strike that, it doesn't seem to work reliably for anything but nearby.

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Don't they all advertise "up to" speeds? Other than the FCC definition of broadband, there's no minimum bar.

I was wondering the same thing.

Sonic, if I recall correctly, advertised 20 down, .786 or so up, back when I subscribed.

Now I see "up to…" and get nowhere near close to that, most of the time.

I would imagine that if they can't find any subscribers at any point in time that are hitting the "Up to" speed, they are going to go after them...if 99.9% of the time you are getting 20mpbs it isn't fair to say up to 50mbps.

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Average 44.51, but for whatever reason the first test showed a speed of 0.41. Excluding that result gives an average of 53.33.

I live in Yakima, WA, Charter is my ISP with claimed speed up to 60Mbps.