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Totally inaccurate results were given had my IT guy test from a proper server and results were alot more accurate. Testmynet gave different results Every time. From 2 Meg download to 300 diwnload
Inaccurate speedtest results to pretty much to all servers. Used a total 8 different speedtests with all of them having similar results with the exception of testmy.net having a minimum of 40% lower than the others. This has been tested with two different LTEs and 2 different fibre providers.
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