Request for information: ISPs and P2P throttling

[LinchLord]

Name of ISP:AT&T
Country of Residence: Illinois, US
When does the problem occur (always, only during specific times?): just started for me recently within the last 25-30mins

[Rasputine]

Name of ISP:Brighthouse
Country of Residence: St Petersburg, Florida, USA
When does the problem occur (always, only during specific times?): random times, but always at peak hours.

[ReynTime]

Net Virtua.
Brazil.
100% random. It can happen anytime.

Can't see the point of the reference number since they think "if you can download a random file at 1 or 2mb/s then everything is perfect" and therefore it's hard to convince them crappy upload speed or lag in online services is actually a problem.

[takaro13425]

- Comcast
- United States (Illinois)
- Always

This never happened before until recently. I used to get consistent speeds of 30 Mbps and now whenever I log in it drops to less than 1 Mbps

[KLoWNM]

ISP: Comcast
Location: Miami, FL
Sometimes

Always rubberbanding 0 send 0 receive. Worse during the night

[GrimDemon]

- ISP: Comcast
- Location: United States (West Virginia)
- Randomly

[warmeow]

AT&T U-Verse
USA
All the time, but more so during peak hours/weekends

[Dalex]

Name of ISP: LG U+
Country of Residence: Songtan, South Korea
When does the problem occur (always, only during specific times?): Constant disconnects (90002) followed by repeated 3102 errors, around 0700-1300 (GMT +9) Unbearable lag around 1800-2300 (GMT +9)

[Dalmacus]

ISP: STARHUB
Country: Singapore
Just happened 2 days ago, usual ping was 80-90ms, current ping is 138-238ms connecting to Japan server.

[HumsterMKX]

ISP: STARHUB
Country: Singapore
Just happened 2 days ago, usual ping was 80-90ms, current ping is 138-238ms connecting to Japan server.

It is because they switched tier 3 providers.

It used to be from SG ---> HK ----> JP

Now it is SG ---> HK -----> US(cali) -----> JP

Call them up. I did too.