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Copper wire wifi

AmyColdrick · 2021-03-26 21:24:54

Hi there, I am moving to a property next week in Dublin and just found out there is no stable wifi available which I didn’t even think was a thing anymore to be honest. I’m being told by all the major providers the only was to get broadband is through the landline with a copper wire? Also the max speed is 17mbs. Is this…

26-03-2021 9:24pm

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Hi there, I am moving to a property next week in Dublin and just found out there is no stable wifi available which I didn’t even think was a thing anymore to be honest. I’m being told by all the major providers the only was to get broadband is through the landline with a copper wire? Also the max speed is 17mbs. Is this workable or what are the options? Thanks for any help anyone can give me!

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#2 27-03-2021 12:31am

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Not a whole lot you can do about the lines running into the premises. That speed is quite low by modern standards. Assuming there’s good 4G coverage in the area then your main alternative option for broadband is mobile broadband, all the big networks offer plans. Something like: https://n.vodafone.ie/shop/broadband/mobile-broadband.html

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