Flash-project , you are the one we're looking for

Question

Hey.
Have you got Adobe Flash CS4 Professional?
Do you enjoy working with the program?
Would you like to work on a simple project ...
... while earning a small amount of cash?
Contact
[email protected]
for more info!
- remember to check your junk mail while awaiting response, because for some damn reason it ends up there.
Later.

Answer 1

Not trying to hijack your post, but I've got the same issue here. Supposed to be getting 50Mbps down, 10Mbps up. I've contacted Comcast numerous times and am at my wits end. We're connected directly from the drop, no splitters, and have never gotten close to 50Mbps even on a wired connection. Comcast's solution is to keep sending techs out, but everytime they get here there's nothing they can do-- great signal, no hardware issues. Even if I tell Comcast support, per the techs that have been over, that the issue is not on my end and needs to be escalated, all they do is the typical troubleshooting by powercycling and try to send another tech out. Also interesting to note that the last tech that was out here said it looked like my net wanted to go faster, but looked as if it was being throttled-- yippie.
I've been told I'll get credit for the issue, has not happened. I've been told my issue will be escalated, but I wonder if it has. I've even contacted the Executive Customer Care Team and have been told my ticket has been recieved and to contact them. Despite multiple attempts to contact and inquire about any updates on the matter, I have not received a reply.
On average I get between 25-30 Mbps down, 5-10 up. It's gotten to be so bad sometimes I've gotten 1.18 Mbps down, 3.63Mbps up.  Here's a speedtest from today:
http://www.speedtest.net/my-result/3126693072
Please step it up Comcast so we can all get what we're paying for.