how can my dsl line be good up to the house yet bad on the inside?
The wiring that is on the streets or underground is of very high quality wire, therefore, the ADSL signal is almost always at full strength. Unfortunately, if you have bad wiring in the inside of your house (multiple splices (if you are going to splice, learn the “Western Union Splice”), wiring draping near fluorescent lights, near sources of high amounts of electromagnetic radiation (such as electric wires), or just bad quality of wiring), you will lose some of the strength of the ADSL signal, thus decreasing your overall bandwidth. If you have any of the above things happening, reroute your wire, install new wire without splices (remember, telephone equipment uses very low amounts of voltage, and everytime you splice, there is a chance to lose some of that low voltage), or replace your wiring. Answer #2: There are many factors that can affect DSL performance in your house. First thing to check though is that you have installed the DSL Line filters properly on every phone, fax, modem,
