MWEB - Post-SEACOM repair p2p speeds?

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Something doesn't seem lekker...
Ever since SEACOM came back on-line my p2p speeds have been pretty cr@p. Where I used to get anywhere between 150 to 300Kbs after hours, stuff is now trickling in at 60-70Kbs.
HTTP downloads are at full line-speed. Speedtest.net is good to both London an NY (3.5Mps).
Could it be that someone at MWEB hasn't reset the shaping protocols?

Anyone else having the same problem?
 
No, I managed to do atleast ,by my estimates, 4 gigs last night. Haven't done anything this morning but if there is something on btjunkie I like il get it and let you know.
 
dude dump torrents and get a seedbox and then dl via http or ftp been getting 425KB/s the whole night Downloaded 15.1 Gb last night alone ....
 
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Its not only MWEB, my Axxess torrent speeds have been fluctuating/dreadful/not what they used to be since the repair.
 
P2P is going fine for me since he repair. Currently shaped to 100kb/s t the moment. Last night was 400kb/s.
 
Had good p2p speeds on mweb at 3am till about five, since then much slower
 
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also have had completely cr@p speeds off RS. Am doing 100KB/s downloading 2 files with 10 connections each... this seriously sucks. I mean I can understand during business hours, but, come now... this is just rediculous.
 
GTAMCN said:
dude dump torrents and get a seedbox and then dl via http or ftp been getting 425KB/s the whole night Downloaded 15.1 Gb last night alone ....
Click to expand...

Which seedbox do you use?

From the comments I've read, it sounds like Rapidshare users cant max out their line either

So which seedboxes should one actually look at?
 
lol cyclic, hate to burst your bubble, but I am quite sure that the mweb techies themselves know how and do use seedboxes, and probably all kinds of other exciting methods of piracy you barely know about.

Anyway speeds on http were incredibly bad last night. rs and hotfile I was getting less that 10 kbs on 512 line.
 
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