AOL Broadband

Browntoa

trumpet wrote:

I am on aol gold paying £25 a month what and want to move, whats the best provider to go to maybe wireless.

you can go wireless on any of the other providers

the worse bit is removing AOL's software form your PC

Toxteth_OGrady

If you are going to be a light user (mainly surfing and e-mail) IDNet has a good 2 meg deal for £14.99 pcm.

That's a very good router and is also future proofed for when 8 meg connections become much more widely available this year.

:cool:

TOG

intel

Browntoa wrote:

you can go wireless on any of the other providers

the worse bit is removing AOL's software form your PC

And dont AOL only work with a few routers....

Browntoa

got the feeling you have to use their recommended ones otherwise they won't help you on the helpline

I HATE AOL

and Nortons.....

gunneradt

Browntoa wrote:

you can go wireless on any of the other providers

the worse bit is removing AOL's software form your PC

i'll second that. aol uses proprietary software completely necessarily. ive lost count of the number of pcs ive been called to remove their software from.

intel

Browntoa wrote:

I HATE AOL and Nortons.....

And me... :grouphug:

Toxteth_OGrady

And i'll add my anti - AO_Hell vote to that.

:cool:

TOG

intel

gunneradt wrote:

i'll second that. aol uses proprietary software completely necessarily. ive lost count of the number of pcs ive been called to remove their software from.

Dunno if its of any interest but.

AOL is founded on IE as AOL bought code form MS to use as a Browser
design foundation.. And did you also know AOL bought into Time Warner
then AOL tried to stop Warner home video thus voiding a part of their contract with Warner so Warner removed AOL from their screenings.

1, A Time Warner Production

2, An AOL Time Warner Production.

3, A Time Warner Production.

4, AOL got screwed.

5, Im still laughing.

gunneradt

ive seen pcs that had to be reformatted because of aol

mercurystar999

So no to aol then! I was looking at eclipse but there is a thread just started on the internet forum saying it is really slow. I don't really want to pay to start up broadband so i suppose that limits my choice?