Speed drops and lack of BT response

Hi,
Just venting my rage really, I have been attempting to get BT to recognise that something has happened to my connection and all I get is "it matches your IP profile". The thing is I have had 2 distinct step changes in speed, latency etc and they do not seem to recognise this is an issue. I got 40Mbps from December through to April with a rock solid connection, I have a samknows monitoring box connected direct to HH5 with gigabit cable so have good data summarised below. The connection was rock solid with very little deviation in speed until a big step change Feb equating to about a 15% speed reduction. This was all ok according to my line stats apparently, subsequent to that I have had another step change which has dropped it to 23% less than it was. I'm now on a HH5b trial and see another reduction but because I'm "within what's expected" BT don't take this seriously. I've never even had anyone suggest it's due to other factors such as more users and that it's just to be expected (which I coudl possible accept), I just get it's within stats.
The annoying thing is that any organisation worth it's salt should be looking at the rock solid nature of the connection early in the year and be striving to improve on it not reduce the service. I'm on the full unlimited service so it's not like it's cheap!
Anyone got any suggestions on how to get them to listen?
The usual things have been tried, new HH5, new cables, different computers etc!
Cheers
Demig
1 Jan 2014 - 27 Feb 2014
Average Mbit
Deviation
40.2
0.37
22 Feb 2014-22 Apr 2014
Average Mbit
Deviation
Speed reduction
34.3
0.74
15%
23-Apr-14
16.7
9.97
24 Apr 2014-2 May 2014
Speed reduction
30.8
1.2
23%

Doing it's thing over a large period of time maybe, certainly during the stable speed period the HH5a did a couple of changes per day as seems to be the norm.  The 16 seems to have been a 'bad day' as I have several data points all low that day. It's of interest as it was immediately prior to the last drop.
Current stats on HH5b are:
Data rate 9801 / 324007
Maximum data rate 9437 / 456828
Noise margin 5.9 / 7.99
Line attenuation 0.0 / 23.510
Signal attenuation 0.0 / 0.0
and btwholesale speed test just gave
Download speedachieved during the test was - 30.69 Mbps
 For your connection, the acceptable range of speedsis 25.09 Mbps-31.36 Mbps .
 Additional Information:
 IP Profile for your line is - 31.36 Mbps
Demig

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    I told him that my HH5 drops out and is very unstable and I should get 75meg but was fluctuation between 6 and 32meg on wi fi.I told him I hve reverted back to my old Huib 3 and Router setrup and both him and an engineer that visited me said that ws a good move. He told me to do the following:
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    blue_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, mouseUpHandler);
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    red_btn.addEventListener(MouseEvent.MOUSE_UP, mouseUpHandler);
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    if you want to make the text do what you want then something like this might work.
    In the function, you could add a text box onto the stage, give it a instance of something like outputText
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    PS. I am currently a A-level student

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