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How's the bandwidth in your neighborhood?
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CNET offers up this free test. Why not check your connection? Myself, I have DSL thru Hawaiian Tel Comm. It was tested at 196.4....that's really not that good! But it sure beats dial-up. For years I used Oceanic Cable on Oahu. It is far superior than the local DSL offered up in this region.

How about your bandwidth?

http://reviews.cnet.com/7004-7254_7-0.html


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Hawaiiantel DSL and I am located in Orchidland.



977.9 Kbps through CNET


I usually test my bandwidth using www.Speedtest.net because they have more locations to test from and show ping and upload speeds also. Testing through Unwired out of San Fransisco I get

2660 kbs Download
524 kbs Upload
http://www.speedtest.net/result/255161076.png

At times I get close to 3 megs Down and 1 meg Up.
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#3
Try calling 808-643-4375.

I was very upset with how slow my DSL was. Apparently now the 3Mb service is the same price as older 1.5 service. I called to see if they could do anything and they told me my account had been set up as a 768Kb line for some reason. He did something and the speed tripled to 2.2Mb. It is absolutely worth calling. I was so glad I did!
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http://www.latimes.com/business/la-fi-au...storylevel


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quote:
Originally posted by robguz

Try calling 808-643-4375.




Rob, this number, it is for Hawaiian Tel Comm,..right?

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Originally posted by Big_Island

Hawaiiantel DSL and I am located in Orchidland.



977.9 Kbps through CNET



What DSL plan do you have with HawaiianTel Comm?

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#7
we have the all-in-one bundle.
Includes DSL and free long distance and runs about $79 a month.


Just the standard DSL service.




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#8
Yes, I think that was their DSL tech support number, or at least a way to get to it.
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