Speedtest.net

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Based on 20 Reviews

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About Speedtest.net

Test your Internet connection bandwidth to locations around the world with this interactive broadband speed test

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John Hazel
GB

Something wrong here I have just spent 16 minutes with Speedtest (Jane Lewis and a very strong Indian accent) She claimed to be with Openreach, and advised me that I have a problem with the speed on my internet. and needed to log on to her website, I did this and she tried to get me to hit the consent box, I refused as it meant giving permission to send me junk mail. she got very abusive, accused me of wasting her time. I gave her a piece of my mind, asked for her supervisor, she then hung up on me. Proceed at your own risk.

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Kristina Pavlovic
DK

Liers. Liers.. Every other reliable speedtest showed me 100/30 while yours shows me what im actually paying for... well I guess everyone can be bought. I'll make sure to spread the word about your scam :)

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Jon
CA

Complete scam Complete scam. This website shows perfect speed tests, almost any other speed test site shows the problem I am having. Real world applications showing 1/6th the speed speed test.net shows. They are sponsored by many companies.

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Lucian
GB

It says I got a 35 mbps speed but I… It says I got a 35 mbps speed but I don’t have, many times internet is working very low but speednet.net says I have normal speed. This I checked from different devices. The website was recommended by Vodafone when I complained about the internet speed

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Sean Fitzgerald
GB

Absolute scammers Absolute scammers. claimed to be from BT. asked me to go to this website and run a speedtest. Went along with it, but ran the speedtest through google. I advised them I have 48 mbps upload and 98 mbps download speed, and I was being told that was a fast internet connection. The supervisor came on the phone and said that my internet was TOO FAST and this would be dangerous for smaller devices such as mobiles as it would overload their circuits. Ha ha ha ha, never heard such drivel in all my life.

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