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aol router bb packs...
jmarko
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erm, y'know those packs you can get in currys and places like that with the netgear wireless router and a month free aol (the branded aol packs?). well, if you were to maybe buy one, what's to stop you not contacting aol and just getting a cheap router...? i saw one of those boxes the other day for £20.
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Why buy one when you get it for free with AOL ?0
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wow £20 and deanos he means buy one say if your on a current provider nb need wireless0
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that's what i meant!
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Yes you can use them with any providor, they are not locked or anything.0
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