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hi all
just wondering if anyones Know's if aol cap they're broadband users.
I'm curently on 512 ADSL
just wondering if anyones Know's if aol cap they're broadband users.
I'm curently on 512 ADSL
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Der Nazi wrote:
> Where's their UK base? My Dad gets about forty interent CDs a
> day, so it should be a good laugh!
I haven't a clue I'm afraid, but it would be a damn good idea to do a campaign like that over here :D
> Where's their UK base? My Dad gets about forty interent CDs a
> day, so it should be a good laugh!
I haven't a clue I'm afraid, but it would be a damn good idea to do a campaign like that over here :D
Thanks to everyone who has replied to this topic. Dedhed
I'm a bit surprised at all the abuse AOL is getting here.
What little problems you may have, they will patiently sort out on their Free Phone line, or send a detailed e-mail.
If anyone knows of a provider that can guarantee a constant speed, and no disconnections, then please do us all a favour and Post their name here.
Incidentally, AOL offer a lot of extras, and are probably one of the more secure ones against viruses etc...
What little problems you may have, they will patiently sort out on their Free Phone line, or send a detailed e-mail.
If anyone knows of a provider that can guarantee a constant speed, and no disconnections, then please do us all a favour and Post their name here.
Incidentally, AOL offer a lot of extras, and are probably one of the more secure ones against viruses etc...
Cooked Ham wrote:
> I'm a bit surprised at all the abuse AOL is getting here.
> What little problems you may have, they will patiently sort out on
> their Free Phone line, or send a detailed e-mail.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA!!!!EIGHTYTWOPOINT6
AOL Customer Service is possibly the worst I have ever encountered. They are extremely incompetent, screw up like nobody else and have some of the rudest/dumbest advisors on the planet! The onl yperson to say good things about AOL would be an employee of theirs...
*looks accusingly in CH's direction*
> If anyone knows of a provider that can guarantee a constant speed,
> and no disconnections, then please do us all a favour and Post their
> name here.
BT, Pipex, Bulldog - I know off-hand, I've also heard good things about the other, smaller providers (I forget names). The only ones to have regular disconnections were Freeserve and AOL - Why do you think they created the auto-redialler? If they didn't have a serious disconnection problem, there would be no need for such a tool.
> Incidentally, AOL offer a lot of extras, and are probably one of the
> more secure ones against viruses etc...
AOL secure against virii? Me laugh, muchly. I swear, hand on heart (or as close to it as possible), I had the most problems, the most virii and the most re-installs of my life during my time with AOL. Their protection systems are useless, as are the company.
Some people like them though, and I can't for the life in me, understand why...
> I'm a bit surprised at all the abuse AOL is getting here.
> What little problems you may have, they will patiently sort out on
> their Free Phone line, or send a detailed e-mail.
HAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHAHHAHAHAHAHA!!!!EIGHTYTWOPOINT6
AOL Customer Service is possibly the worst I have ever encountered. They are extremely incompetent, screw up like nobody else and have some of the rudest/dumbest advisors on the planet! The onl yperson to say good things about AOL would be an employee of theirs...
*looks accusingly in CH's direction*
> If anyone knows of a provider that can guarantee a constant speed,
> and no disconnections, then please do us all a favour and Post their
> name here.
BT, Pipex, Bulldog - I know off-hand, I've also heard good things about the other, smaller providers (I forget names). The only ones to have regular disconnections were Freeserve and AOL - Why do you think they created the auto-redialler? If they didn't have a serious disconnection problem, there would be no need for such a tool.
> Incidentally, AOL offer a lot of extras, and are probably one of the
> more secure ones against viruses etc...
AOL secure against virii? Me laugh, muchly. I swear, hand on heart (or as close to it as possible), I had the most problems, the most virii and the most re-installs of my life during my time with AOL. Their protection systems are useless, as are the company.
Some people like them though, and I can't for the life in me, understand why...
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