Run an internet speed test
This article describes:
How to ask a merchant to run an internet speed test and where to lookup the result
Only issue is that the merchant info and test results are seperate. I am still looking for a process that combines the merchant info and test results into one report/email/dashboard. Here is the best I could do for now.
Steps:
- Have the merchant go to: posspecialists.com/speedtest
- Once the test is completed an email will be sent to support@posspec... and results will be added to the spreadsheet referenced below.
- Lookup the result here: Download Speedtest Custom Results
- If the Lookup link does not work:
- URL: https://account.speedtestcustom.com/login
- Username: alex@ posspecialists.com
- Password: 91eFgKVvG$1
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