Rain mobile (Its drizzling mxm)

vee1796

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That's my speed on a very good good day, I used to average more than that though back in June/ August 2018 I'm talking at least 30 to 40mbps on a very good good day
 

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nmccullo

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That's my speed on a very good good day, I used to average more than that though back in June/ August 2018 I'm talking at least 30 to 40mbps on a very good good day

My exact same experience. Awesome in the beginning, terrible the last couple of months. And that's why I cancelled mine this morning...

What really frustrates me is that apparently anything above 4mbps is considered acceptable. (WebAfrica informed me they will only log a fault if my speed is less than 4mbps.) RAIN should be fully aware that the word "LTE" has some expectation attached to it - There is the expectation of getting speeds well in excess of ADSL.

Good luck with getting it sorted. WebAfrica told me that it's most likely tower congestion. (It wasn't RAIN's official response, but the fact that WebAfrica suggested/guessed it is the problem, probably suggests that they are used to these types of complaints and that congestion is an issue at a number of towers/areas.)
 

cavedog

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Your only real option is to force another band and if that fails maybe a directional antenna to try and find another tower. Other than that you pretty much out of luck.
 

vee1796

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Your only real option is to force another band and if that fails maybe a directional antenna to try and find another tower. Other than that you pretty much out of luck.
my router only has 2Ghz support. I guess an antenna is my only option and if it fails I also cancel.
 
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