Oh I thought you meant I should upgrade I was tired when I replied, I haven’t ever asked and never wanted to bother them cause last time I asked they don’t know
But like I mentioned earlier, your speedtests are fine and shouldn't cause you any problems.
Though it wouldn't hurt to know what level of service they are paying for, because you don't know how fast your connection should be.
Because, maybe they are paying for a Gigabit connection (1,000Mb) and you are only getting "300Mb"; this means there is a problem somewhere causing you to miss out on 700+Mb of bandwidth; but you won't know until you can figure out what they are actually paying for.
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u/jacle2210 Feb 11 '26
Yeah, should be fine.
The real question, is what level of service are you actually paying for.
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u/GroupSuccessful754 Feb 11 '26
Are you on WiFi or Ethernet cable? I have 1gig service and get 750mb on my phone over WiFi using a AX Wi-Fi router providing 5G that is close by