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Drew
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posted on 7th Feb 05 at 18:47 |
quote:
Originally posted by supacook2k
i've never had a problem with aol so for me the service has been good! no download limits are the biggest advantae
yes as above :)
plus you do not have to start up there software no more to connect to net, which is a big bonus also :)
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chris_uk
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posted on 7th Feb 05 at 18:37 |
i pay 29.99 for a 2.2gm line :)
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supacook2k
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posted on 7th Feb 05 at 18:19 |
i've never had a problem with aol so for me the service has been good! no download limits are the biggest advantae
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scott d
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posted on 7th Feb 05 at 18:16 |
£29 per month for a 2MB seems a good price. I am paying just under £35 with Pipex for only 1MB.
How are AOL these days? Used to have their dialup service which I wasn't impressed with although that was years ago.
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Drew
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posted on 7th Feb 05 at 18:12 |
quote:
Originally posted by supacook2k
quote:
Originally posted by Drew
got email couple weeks ago, saying i can upgrade from 1 meg to 2meg for an extra £5 per month, and i thought about it, but didnt get around to doing it.
Just got this email from them.........
Dear AOL member
We’ve got some great news to tell you. As part of our commitment to delivering the best-value broadband service in the UK, we will soon be doubling the speed of your Unlimited AOL Broadband Platinum service from its current speed up to 1Mbps to create a great new service, providing an even faster connection of up to 2Mbps. And what’s even better news is that it won’t cost you a penny extra!
feel sorry for the people who upgraded and are now paying £5 extra :lol::lol::lol:
just got an e-mail stating the 2mb price has been dropped by £5 to £29.99 or i have the option of keeping the price at £34.99 and having free unlimted dial up access! not sure what to do yet!
ah right :thumbs:
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Nismo
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posted on 7th Feb 05 at 17:55 |
Nah AOL will recharge them , we dont the same thing.
We released 2Mb for £29.99 yet our 1Mb was £34.99 so we just upgraded all 1Mb to 2Mb and dropped the price to £29.99
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supacook2k
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posted on 7th Feb 05 at 17:53 |
quote:
Originally posted by Drew
got email couple weeks ago, saying i can upgrade from 1 meg to 2meg for an extra £5 per month, and i thought about it, but didnt get around to doing it.
Just got this email from them.........
Dear AOL member
We’ve got some great news to tell you. As part of our commitment to delivering the best-value broadband service in the UK, we will soon be doubling the speed of your Unlimited AOL Broadband Platinum service from its current speed up to 1Mbps to create a great new service, providing an even faster connection of up to 2Mbps. And what’s even better news is that it won’t cost you a penny extra!
feel sorry for the people who upgraded and are now paying £5 extra :lol::lol::lol:
just got an e-mail stating the 2mb price has been dropped by £5 to £29.99 or i have the option of keeping the price at £34.99 and having free unlimted dial up access! not sure what to do yet!
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Drew
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posted on 7th Feb 05 at 17:45 |
The speed upgrade will take place over a six-month period, as we will only be able to upgrade a certain number of people on a daily basis, hence the lead-time of six months.
6 months :!:! :lol:
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Drew
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posted on 7th Feb 05 at 17:42 |
no, as they arn't upgrading the 2meg :P
just doubling the
256
512
1meg
:P
[Edited on 07-02-2005 by Drew]
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Russ
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posted on 7th Feb 05 at 17:40 |
yeah, and they'll have 4mbs drew...
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Drew
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posted on 7th Feb 05 at 17:38 |
got email couple weeks ago, saying i can upgrade from 1 meg to 2meg for an extra £5 per month, and i thought about it, but didnt get around to doing it.
Just got this email from them.........
Dear AOL member
We’ve got some great news to tell you. As part of our commitment to delivering the best-value broadband service in the UK, we will soon be doubling the speed of your Unlimited AOL Broadband Platinum service from its current speed up to 1Mbps to create a great new service, providing an even faster connection of up to 2Mbps. And what’s even better news is that it won’t cost you a penny extra!
feel sorry for the people who upgraded and are now paying £5 extra :lol::lol::lol:
[Edited on 07-02-2005 by Ian]
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