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The problem(s) you are having come from a few things.
1. Call your Telco and tell them you need to be splittered instead of filtered. The telco will send a tech to install a splitter at the NID which will stop the noise.
2. You are either being serviced through a subtended DSLAM which means you and everyone in your area are not being directly sent to the backbone, you are being routed through another DSLAM and then to the internet. No DS3 is connected directly to your DSLAM and you have to share the throughput of a few T1s with everyone else.
...Or
You could have some attenuation on your line which would cause your service to be great at one time and terrible at another. This is most likely the problem.
Either way, call your telco.
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