Although I have no guarantees that bandwidth will improve, TelGua is aware of that situation and bound to improve bandwidth in the near future. Certainly we're monitoring our demand on bandwidth and dial-in ports. We still have enough dial-in ports since we very seldom have over 6 simultaneous users on it, and the day we find that it is not enough we will add more. Remote servers may be overloaded. If you have to make huge downloads, it pays to test different servers on different locations.
Many services offer alternative locations where to download from.
Bandwidth is a rubber concept. This was 6 years ago. And back then it was an enormous speed compared to the 300 Bps modems in use until then. If there is still more, they use it for video-conferencing, life pictures etc. In other words, as soon as there is more bandwidth available, it will be used up immediately, and most likely for purposes and applications the Internet originally was not designed for.