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There is a way to bypass upload speeds but thats something completely different.....
You just need to tell us what you'll mainly be downloading so we can tell you what you should do!
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i download all kinds of programs on it
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Then I would suggest you look for a connection at the least 512Kb/s but I would say try for 1MB/s...
Also look for one without a download limit that way you wont get capped for it and/or charged if you go over the limit. Hope this helps. Hellbreather.
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