Peak Times Infinaty speeds less then IDSN

Yes this is yet ANOTHER post about  the horrific uslessness of the bt fiber team and infinaty team and support in genral.
i hav ebeen having issues since the start of the year really. i have proff dating back almost that far and bt have done nothing to solve the issue  like every one else it seems on the forum they as you to run the  further diags and send the results problem is they HAVE NOT EVER WORKED Further more the times im having problems is  handaly after all the call senders are freaking closed and none one is able to help. some of the results from over this LONG  standing issue.
i might wanna add every time i have talked to a support worker  at bt  and bt wholesale and bt  fiber team i have  folloed everythign they have asked of me including the usless waste of tie powercycling my equitment 15,000 times .
one opperator even insisted  i did it and i was to unplug my phone while on the line to him at this point i refused to deal with him further becuse he clearly had no grasp oh realiaty and could not understand i was on phone talkign to him so unpluging it would just terminate my  support  call that i had  sat in a line for  20 mins, on another  occation some one transfermed me to another team that had gone home and had me sit on a line for 45 mins with no  hope of the line ever being picked up, i confermed this when i called back on another telephone and told them i had been waiting  for this other team for 45 mins and what the hell is going on.
at this point i would rather go back to talk talk boardband it was a slower connection on paper but it worked. 

fFrst may i state this is a MUCH nicer and useful way of asking a question thank you.
I am on bt infiniaty 1 unlimited my phone line had a a new line feeded to house becuse 3 of my pairs were busted  out of the 5 layed  so the line is clean. no buzz etc but i also have fiber to the premises so i litrally dont use the copper out side now.
Featured ProductsDownstream Line Rate(Mbps)Upstream Line Rate(Mbps)Downstream Range(Mbps)Availability Date
WBC FTTP
Up to 330
Up to 30
Available
WBC ADSL 2+
Up to 3.5
2 to 6
Available
ADSL Max
Up to 2.5
1.5 to 5
Available
WBC Fixed Rate
1
Available
Fixed Rate
1
Available
Other Offerings
Fibre Multicast
Available
Copper Multicast
Available
my set up is desktop pc custom build (i5 haswell 4670k, 4gb DD3 Hyperx Ram, etcetc nothign else really is inportant.) but also tested with a dell stuido laptop both have same issue, this includes any wifi device trying to use the connection (dissconnected all devices baring the desktop OR laptop when running tests) both desktop and laptop runngin windows 7 home preimum 64bit , Bt Home Hub 3 with open Reach fiber box on interior wall of  premises, Desk top is connected to main port for high speed on home hub 3 cant remember what one that is but its been check by every  bt support on the phone line.
That shoudl be more information then requiered.

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