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sponk

join:2005-01-03
Mississauga
·Future Nine Corpor..
·Rogers Hi-Speed


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Re: [ Express] Speed Increases?

My speeds increased as well. I just rebooted the SB5120 modem and voila, the new speeds



Edit: I'm on the express profile as well.

verve

join:2001-05-24
London, ON
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MikeG
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join:2004-10-02
Hamilton, ON
reply to verve
Can you post a couple speedtests?
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