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Does anyone have any experience of aol 1 month contract broadband
dieselhead
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I am moving into a new property soon, and I need an internet connection. I am quite keen to get sky however I would like to wait a few months to see how my money pans out to ensure I can afford it.
So I don't really want to sign up for a contract as if I get sky I will move over to their broadband package. I have found that there are very few companies offering a no contract package but aol does, at £4.99 for 3 months then jumping to £9.99 after that, this seems like and excellent deal to me, however it also sounds a bit too good, am I missing something?
http://www.aolbroadband.co.uk/bundles/summer/wirelessFlexiEWSummer.jsp?urlseq=82&chnl=affs8
So I don't really want to sign up for a contract as if I get sky I will move over to their broadband package. I have found that there are very few companies offering a no contract package but aol does, at £4.99 for 3 months then jumping to £9.99 after that, this seems like and excellent deal to me, however it also sounds a bit too good, am I missing something?
http://www.aolbroadband.co.uk/bundles/summer/wirelessFlexiEWSummer.jsp?urlseq=82&chnl=affs8
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Read the small print. You have to take AOL Talk with this, otherwise it costs an extra £5 per month. Also it is only in 'selected areas', which I suspect means you can only get it if you are on a TalkTalk LLU enabled exchange-are you?No free lunch, and no free laptop
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@ macman Thinking of moving to sky bb wireless but have a imac with usb ports, is it possible
Learn from the mistakes of others - you won't live long enough to make them all yourself.0 -
@ macman Thinking of moving to sky bb wireless but have a imac with usb ports, is it possible
Well I have an iMac too and it has an ethernet port, so will yours, so you can use any ADSL router with ethernet connections. USB broadband is not a good way to connect.No free lunch, and no free laptop0 -
Thanks a bunch Macman:T
Learn from the mistakes of others - you won't live long enough to make them all yourself.0
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