[ajh94]

Originally Posted by old bill2

Orange sim roaming on T-mobile.

AH OK, IS THAT THE PANTHER 36 OR THE IPHONE PLAN?

[old bill2]

Originally Posted by ajh94

AH OK, IS THAT THE PANTHER 36 OR THE IPHONE PLAN?

Either. They both reach the same speeds. The test above was on the Panther 36 plan.

[ajh94]

Okay cheers, so its just a normal plan but with GPRS Premium added? And the normal orange internet APN? Reason why I ask is because I have always had a 7.5mbps cap using that configuration and I have always had to use the consumerbroad APN along with GPRS Premium to get faster than 7.5mbps... Can I ask; when did you get the plan? & where abouts in the country are you? Cheers!

[reclusive46]

I just managed to get http://www.speedtest.net/result/1919487342.png is that above the cap?

Edit: Even better http://www.speedtest.net/result/1919489439.png

Got a decent upload on this one http://www.speedtest.net/result/1919492237.png

[The Lord Lucan]

Ordered a sim so i can test this out as i know that my local masts are v fast... shall see if there is a cap.

[ajh94]

Originally Posted by The Lord Lucan

Ordered a sim so i can test this out as i know that my local masts are v fast... shall see if there is a cap.

That will be interesting, let me know your findings,

[reclusive46]

lol when T-Mobile say they block P2P at peak times, what do they class as peak times lol? I was getting about a 2kb/s download

[ollie31770]

For anyone annoyed with T-Mobile at their (supposedly non-existent) cap please sign a petition here:
http://www.ipetitions.com/petition/fullmontydatacap/

Please stand up to T-Mobile's dishonesty!

[Step666]

Originally Posted by JordanT91

The cap was 1.8, and they denied it existed.

Sounds all too familiar.

Back when the cap was ~2Mbps I went through the whole complaints rigmarole with T-Mobile, they repeatedly told me that a) my speeds were not capped and b) they were the fastest the network could support - yet miraculously when a specific booster was added to my account my speeds trebled.
I went from this and this to this, yet they still would not concede that there was a speed cap.

The booster in question that removed the cap costs £10/month (which is why I removed it again, there's no way I'm paying that to improve my speeds) and can be added via My T-Mobile..
It's named '1GB Internet Allowance' and is hidden away under the 'My Plan' section of My T-Mobile, in the 'Nameless group' of services that can be added.