AOL just took a dump on me

collisster · 5 Dec 2007 at 21:20

booted up as per, tried to connect to broadband and it wouldn't do it, some kind of error, so I checked all the connections, rebooted came back and it was the same, usually I have 7.6mb/s after I finally managed to get it to log on i'm going at 1.0 mb/s so I'm quite annoyed as I'm paying for a quicker service, I've been wanting to get rid of aol for a while but I'd heard it was a bit of a pain to do ? I've been to think broadband and I still dont know whats a good provider. I dont want any special kind of packages with free TV or phone either. .. =/

Collisster

Avalon · 6 Dec 2007 at 10:47

In the spirit of Anglo-Indian relations why not try technical support then come back and rant properly ?

*eidt* yes i'm being ironic before anyone chips in

Mr-White · 6 Dec 2007 at 12:01

sounds like you're in need of tiscali :rolleyes:

MW

LoadsaMoney · 6 Dec 2007 at 18:03

Enta. resellers.

doggo · 6 Dec 2007 at 18:23

Avalon said:
In the spirit of Anglo-Indian relations why not try technical support then come back and rant properly ?

*eidt* yes i'm being ironic before anyone chips in

Priceless

oh how true, the sad thing is they make you pay through the nose to speak to someone who is only reading from a crib sheet in another country

doggo

collisster · 7 Dec 2007 at 19:02

the people I usually speak to are scottish

. no point in ringing tech support nothing they will do about it.
just checked with my mum and we are paying 25 pounds a month,
what service is unlimited and fast for that price?

cheers

mattyfez · 8 Dec 2007 at 06:50

£25 a month is more than enough for most good deals, read broadband review sites and see whats about.

I left Aol last year, at the end of a 12 month contract and I must say It was pretty painless and straight forward, but as I was also moving house there was no messing with mac codes or anything.

Im now on Be Unlimited and havent looked back.