Is 9.52 Mpbs for uploads Considered slow

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you got to look at your plan. might be spot on or might be slower than what you pay for.

also keep in mind your plan also states "up to ___" shen speaking about speeds. so they are not actually guaranteeing the speed you pay for anyway. the only isp i have seen so far that delivers what i pay for is verizon Fios. i get the full speed i pay for at all times. had them for years and even when i had the 50/50 plan i got that 50/50 at all times. i now have the gigabit plan and get the full download and upload speeds the advertise. which is a lot of speed at 940 down and 880 up!!!
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you got to look at your plan. might be spot on or might be slower than what you pay for.

also keep in mind your plan also states "up to ___" shen speaking about speeds. so they are not actually guaranteeing the speed you pay for anyway. the only isp i have seen so far that delivers what i pay for is verizon Fios. i get the full speed i pay for at all times. had them for years and even when i had the 50/50 plan i got that 50/50 at all times. i now have the gigabit plan and get the full download and upload speeds the advertise. which is a lot of speed at 940 down and 880 up!!!
 
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At work we have comcast business doing 62D/12U Mbps. I live a mile from work and have comcast at home doing 198D/23U Mbps but im also one house away from a main hub for a few subdivisions so we normally pick off better speeds then what we pay for. I'd have to check the bill but think we are only paying for 75D/10U.

So 2 factors are what do you pay for and how far are you from a hub.
 
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