Bt Infinity ESTIMATED 56-76 MBPS GETTING LESS THAN...

Hi guys -
I have recently moved house and gotten Infinity at my new property.
I rang BT to swap the infinity from my previous property and they convinced me to upgrade to the 56+ package (which I though was pretty good!).
It turns out however, my speed are appauling.
I'm getting less than 17 mbps and have been for around 2 months.
The estimated speeds in my area are for 56 - 76 mbps but I have NEVER been anywhere even close to approaching half of that.
If I ring BT are they able to do anything? I think paying for a service that estimates I should be getting 4 x what I currently am, is pretty much fraudulent.
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If you use this checker it will tell what cabinet you are on and what services it can receive. please post back the results editing out your phone number
http://www.dslchecker.bt.com/adsl/adslchecker.welcome
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