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« on: 22 November 2010, 16:43:24 »
just cancelled with aol at home as there service is crap. Been withot internet for over a week and was told it was a router fault and the 2nd d-link one is faulty. So because of they would send a netgear one. What arrived today another bloody D-link one do they care no Over 4 hours on the  phone at 5p a min Im well hacked off. So any one suggest a better provider. Thanks
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« Reply #1 on: 22 November 2010, 16:57:47 »
Blimeythat's a name from the past! :o :o  I thought AOL went years ago! :D :D
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« Reply #2 on: 22 November 2010, 16:59:39 »
yes dont i know it lizzie
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« Reply #3 on: 22 November 2010, 17:00:21 »
im with virgin media on the vip package and cant fault it   broadband is very good ive got the 20mb  but upgrading to 50mb next week
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« Reply #4 on: 22 November 2010, 17:11:19 »
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im with virgin media on the vip package and cant fault it   broadband is very good ive got the 20mb  but upgrading to 50mb next week


Yes I agree with you as i have got it too and have no complaints with there services :y
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« Reply #5 on: 22 November 2010, 17:51:28 »
After having problems with AOL i went to talk-talk, the thing i find odd is that they own aol :o, so far everything is o,k with it as well as doing one of those phone/broadband deal thingys which has taken a huge chunk from the phone bill. :y
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« Reply #6 on: 22 November 2010, 18:11:47 »
Plenty of options.

For BTWholesale provided products, Zen Internet are undoubtedly the best. But you will pay for it.  More modest priced, BT themselves, are a good option.

If you have o2 in the area, they can be good (they run off BeThere's infrastructure) though can also be not so great.  £5 discount per month if you have an o2 mobile.

Virgin, generally universally poor, but can work well depending on where you are.

Tiscali LLU can also be good, but like Virgin, massive variations by area.
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« Reply #7 on: 22 November 2010, 19:05:30 »
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Plenty of options.

For BTWholesale provided products, Zen Internet are undoubtedly the best. But you will pay for it.  More modest priced, BT themselves, are a good option.

If you have o2 in the area, they can be good (they run off BeThere's infrastructure) though can also be not so great.  £5 discount per month if you have an o2 mobile.

Virgin, generally universally poor, but can work well depending on where you are.

Tiscali LLU can also be good, but like Virgin, massive variations by area.

But also want a £40 setup fee....

I've just chosen plusnet as my new provider for adsl and phone line.
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« Reply #8 on: 22 November 2010, 19:58:05 »
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Plenty of options.

For BTWholesale provided products, Zen Internet are undoubtedly the best. But you will pay for it.  More modest priced, BT themselves, are a good option.

If you have o2 in the area, they can be good (they run off BeThere's infrastructure) though can also be not so great.  £5 discount per month if you have an o2 mobile.

Virgin, generally universally poor, but can work well depending on where you are.

Tiscali LLU can also be good, but like Virgin, massive variations by area.

But also want a £40 setup fee....

I've just chosen plusnet as my new provider for adsl and phone line.
I'm moving lots of people away from them ;D ;D
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« Reply #9 on: 22 November 2010, 20:22:22 »
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Plenty of options.

For BTWholesale provided products, Zen Internet are undoubtedly the best. But you will pay for it.  More modest priced, BT themselves, are a good option.

If you have o2 in the area, they can be good (they run off BeThere's infrastructure) though can also be not so great.  £5 discount per month if you have an o2 mobile.

Virgin, generally universally poor, but can work well depending on where you are.

Tiscali LLU can also be good, but like Virgin, massive variations by area.

But also want a £40 setup fee....

I've just chosen plusnet as my new provider for adsl and phone line.

My condolences!  :-X
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« Reply #10 on: 22 November 2010, 20:23:35 »
I use Orange, who offer a reasonable deal Netgear 'N' Router, unlimited access, calls and stuff from about £21/month depending on your area...

I have used them for the last 12 months, with some gripes, but, I live in the sticks and they all are about as bad as each other...

Tiscali, I can't comment on, never used them, I used Talk Talk before they came Talk Talk (Onetel) and I have used AOL (who I beleive is supplied under licence through Talk Talk) so may be worth checking and beware of the Talk Talk linked connections...

BT offer some very good deals at the moment, about £41 for Calls and Internet...
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