> > Do have any wiring you have put in yourself between the BT master socket > and the router? If you do, then can you connect direct to the master socket? > If you can, and it is still slow, then it is down to BT to fix the fault at > no charge to you. > > Not correct if the router is faulty.
As far as I am aware, there is no way to tell (if running from the master socket) if the router or the line is at fault, unless another router has been tried. -- Regards, Andy
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