>Hi all,
>
>Until recently I was connecting at 48000 via my 56k Us Robotics modem.
>Now no matter what I do I connect at 31200. I have called the provider
>and tech support to not avial. They tell me my line is clear and that is
>just how it is. So I went and signed up with another provider and guess
>what the same speed. So I changed to a different modem and same thing.I
>have made sure I have the current mode scrips and such also. Right
>before this happedn I was getting alot of authentification errors. Now I
>am wondering if there is anything else anyone can think of to try? I am
>think the only thing left is to go DSL but not sure I won't have the
>same problem. I am desperate for speed.........
>
>Thanks,
>pam in AZ
Hi,
When that very same thing happened to me it was eventually found to
be the line connection to the house which was faulty and had to be
replaced.
Pete
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