- Dec 31, 2007
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I've seen numerous posts about bonding ADSL lines and read reviews on Speedify ((http://speedify.com/). Here's my problem.
I have the dire misfortune of being stuck in the eighth circle of hell known as Frontier "Broadband" internet service. Their idea of broadband is less than 2.75Mbps D/L if no one within a hundred miles is on the same line at the same time. Add to that, the fools that built our house only put a single phone connection in the main room along a wall too small for any kind of desk or table. (Too add insult to injury, the goof who owned the house before us finished most of the basement and managed to cut most of the other phone lines inside.Seven rooms and only two jacks work.)
Finally, to the point. Is there any way to use Speedify or similar product to bond our pathetic ADSL service even though we can only connect to the modem via 802.11G? I already had to run a new coax cable because there was only one jack in the only corner where a sofa could be placed.I really don't feel like trying to find a live telephone line in the basement and trying to install another jack, especially considering there are more phone wires draped over the basement ceiling than in a switching office.
Thank you.
I have the dire misfortune of being stuck in the eighth circle of hell known as Frontier "Broadband" internet service. Their idea of broadband is less than 2.75Mbps D/L if no one within a hundred miles is on the same line at the same time. Add to that, the fools that built our house only put a single phone connection in the main room along a wall too small for any kind of desk or table. (Too add insult to injury, the goof who owned the house before us finished most of the basement and managed to cut most of the other phone lines inside.Seven rooms and only two jacks work.)
Finally, to the point. Is there any way to use Speedify or similar product to bond our pathetic ADSL service even though we can only connect to the modem via 802.11G? I already had to run a new coax cable because there was only one jack in the only corner where a sofa could be placed.I really don't feel like trying to find a live telephone line in the basement and trying to install another jack, especially considering there are more phone wires draped over the basement ceiling than in a switching office.
Thank you.
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