Had this issue with PlusNet and now same here. Been weeks now, support haven't managed to help. Qube engineer blamed openreach, openreach engineer comes by and says it's a profiling thing because line tests fine. But both engineers got same results as me on their laptops and were lost for words.
The result posted is direct to ONT with only my laptop connected. Windows laptop, modern, no issues.
Happens on all devices.
Some speed tests such as fast.com occasionally get it to 20mbps upload, but it never shows. Can't even back-up my phone on iCloud anymore because it's not fast or stable enough. Latency, DL speed and stability have always been great.
I'm on second highest package of 450 min download, and avg 75 upload. Can only dream of getting what I got on copper (18-20).
I've already gone through all the basic troubleshooting steps multiple times, including:
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The fact that the issue is there for both ISP's would perhaps suggest its an Openreach thing but as far as I know Plusnet use BT Wholesale the same way BT Retail do, so really nothing has changed. Like if you went to Sky for example you could expect to be on some different infra.
You have ruled out internal issues by connecting directly to the ONT, that download is a bit shy also but probably not an 'issue'.
Do you have a ticket open with BT for it?
Hopefully one of the mods on here or a really experienced member will be able to help further.
Do you have a proper complain open, IE are you talking to the Customer Resolutions team, I'm not advocating a complaint is required for everything but if you are following the normal lines of support and getting nowhere then escalating might be the way.
Hi @Icines
Did the Openreach engineers swap the ONT out? Sounds to me like a poor output from it.
Steve
Hi @Icines ,
We were looking at this in the background and my colleague got an engineer out to the exchange on Thursday. Engineer found dirt on the transmit fibre from the Openreach kit, towards BT's network. This was cleaned and service improved for all ~200 customers.
Thanks very much for pushing this, we're feeding the learnings back into the teams involved. In this instance, Openreach would not have been able to see the errors, or fix the issue; it was down to BT Wholesale/Networks to monitor and fix.
Steve