>>Ebay search is too slow, The exact issue is the text box doesnt even >>echo back characters as I type them, they arrive seconds later
Has absolutely nothing to do with your ISP, your internet connection, or eBay servers.
Sounds like an eBay or third party script or video ad content running in your browser is consuming massive cpu cycles to the point where the browser can't even display typed content in real time. You didn'r say what OS or browser you are using)
If you are using windows, open up taskmanager, switch to the "Processes" tab, and watch to see what CPU% your browser process (Firefox.exe, Iexplore.exe, etc) is using when that happen on an eBay search page (you have to have the cpu column viewable in taskmanger to see that.) Alternatively, open the "performance" tab in taskmanager and watch the overall CPU usage when you are on an eBay search page.
I'll bet it's 100%.
If that is the case....solution? No clue.
In general you would need to pinpoint exactly where the problem is and take steps to block, filter, or modify the offending content if that can be done without collateral damage (blocking a certain script that is causing 100% CPU usage on the eBay search page can cause eBay tracking number display or other features on other eBay pages to not work because of eBay's lack of compartmentalization in their scripts)
