@kuvo wrote: It's not really my job to trouble shoot a service I pay way to much for. Speed issues can be caused by a multitude of things, and not all of them have to do with the service itself. It is neither economically feasible, nor physically possible, for HughesNet to send a tech out each time someone is having a speed issue. Running speed tests is a fairly simple thing to do, and it gives the reps/engineers a lot of info to work with. @kuvo wrote: My data is literally gone in the morning when I wake up the dayIt switches. So that means all my data is used from 12-2 in the morning before the bonus data can even switch on at 2. If this is true, then this in and of itself could be causing speed issues. If you've got something that data hungry it could be utilizing half, or more, of your available bandwidth, even when you are in FAP. Something is chewing through your data, and you've got to figure out what it is. And yes, it is your job to figure out what is chewing through your data. HughesNet is not your personal IP department. Your device(s) chewing through your data is a kuvo problem, not a HughesNet problem. Again, HughesNet sells you data. How you use that data, and how fast you use it, is up to you. With this said, there are people here, like myself, who will try to help you figure out what is using the data so quickly. What do you have connected to your HughesNet service? You can see what is presently connected, and what was connected since you last plugged your modem in, on this page... http://192.168.0.1/limited.html#!/general/conn_dev_info Again, something is chewing through your data, and you've got to figure out what that is.
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