very less speed on my new plan BBG COMBO 1425 till 30GB (screenshot speed test)

[shekhar918]

my latency is 78 ms, which is below average, not average, forget good.
me too getting 3.2 mbps. ( 450kbps )
my friend have 4mbps on airtel and he gets 570 kbps downloading.

last week I was so pissed off on BSNL that in fit of rage I clicked the closure request on bsnl selfcare portal and my connection got disconnected and I have to pay them twice to get reconnected ( one time charges + security )
only reason to choose bsnl again instead of airtel was because I got to know I can get 10% discount ( government employees scheme )

 

[Sushubh]

You pay a premium on Airtel. Stop looking at speeds and look at the cost of per GB of data. If you want speeds, get Airtel because they are the only DSL player around who deliver more than advertised speeds till FUP is reached. Reliance gives me 3.4mbps on 4mbps plan and as per Reliance guys, it's awesome! I don't mind because there are no download limits and the cost is cheaper than having dinner at a mid-range restaurant.

 

[Deleted member 10390]

BSNL employees are also govt. employees

 

[shekhar918]

@above, obviously bsnl employees are govt. employees, I meant bsnl gives 10% disc to other govt. department as well. eg. my case Govt. Bank service.

 

[shekhar918]

I would like to ask a general question, these days I checking my net speed on speedtest.net by ookla a lot, I notice every time I reboot modem, and perform speedtest, my IP address is changed.
my question is whether ip address changes everytime or ip address is unique for every user/connection?

 

[x720]

Changes, unless you buy a fixed ip

 

[Deleted member 10390]

Yes, it is normal.

 

[ChairmanSaab]

Changes, unless you buy a fixed ip

So isn't it nicer to subscribe to cheapest 2mbps "limited unlimited plan" and have static ip address ? Will that make unlimited data usage ?

In my experience you need just 15% overhead over your desired speed.

 

[x720]

Static IP doesn't equal to unlimited high speed data..

 

[Deleted member 10390]

IP is only your name to outer world. BSNL knows who you are and how much data you have used. So no tricks are going to work.