Review on Shielded Ethernet Connector with Enhanced Adhesive for Internet Connectivity by Justin Quinones

I have finally found a seller that matches and exceeds the description. My 15 year old CAT5 cable no longer works. The 15 year old cable I made was CAT5 compliant; Solid 24AWG copper, correct twist ratio and other simple things. Since I ran out of 1000ft spool or crimping tools, I had to buy a pre-made one. Easy I thought. However, I had to return more than 10 cables from other sellers. First I ordered CAT5e. What I received were cables from multiple vendors that did not meet CAT3 (telephone line cable) standards. Then I tried to buy CAT6 cable. I assumed they would at least meet CAT5 specs. I was wrong, sad and disappointed that each cable was *BEST* cheap and a misleading description or didn't work at all. So I tried CAT7. These cables worked exactly as advertised: no data loss, 10 Gbps. Ease of installation. No quarrel, no quarrel. Thank you "XINCA" for ending the network nightmare. Anyone know how to become a stone temple pilot? (edited by a friend who was a former editor).