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Freeola!!!!!
on the internet then places like freeserve and freeola say that they are free, actually they are not free because you still have to pay the telephone bill. Freeserve has now got something called anytime or something like BT where you pay about £12.99 a month and you can go online for as long as you want with no internet bills.
I think it would be a great idea to have freeola like that so that you can choose between paying telephone bills (pay as you go) or paying monthly (like anytime). Just now I am using AOL but i have been a member with special reserve for a while, buy stuff from them quite regularly and use there site the whole time so i think it would be good if to use there internet to but i would rather pay like £12 a month than pay as you go.
What do you think should happen and any special reserve staff, please tell your boss to get it.
adrian392
p.s not me because i am called the "Special Reserve Boss".
ok, haha
on the internet then places like freeserve and freeola say that they are free, actually they are not free because you still have to pay the telephone bill. Freeserve has now got something called anytime or something like BT where you pay about £12.99 a month and you can go online for as long as you want with no internet bills.
I think it would be a great idea to have freeola like that so that you can choose between paying telephone bills (pay as you go) or paying monthly (like anytime). Just now I am using AOL but i have been a member with special reserve for a while, buy stuff from them quite regularly and use there site the whole time so i think it would be good if to use there internet to but i would rather pay like £12 a month than pay as you go.
What do you think should happen and any special reserve staff, please tell your boss to get it.
adrian392
p.s not me because i am called the "Special Reserve Boss".
ok, haha
Yes, I am in the market for an unmetered service. £5.99 and 100 free hours per month on a FRIACO service should do me nicely, thanks.
Freeola!!!!!
on the internet then places like freeserve and freeola say that they are free, actually they are not free because you still have to pay the telephone bill. Freeserve has now got something called anytime or something like BT where you pay about £12.99 a month and you can go online for as long as you want with no internet bills.
I think it would be a great idea to have freeola like that so that you can choose between paying telephone bills (pay as you go) or paying monthly (like anytime). Just now I am using AOL but i have been a member with special reserve for a while, buy stuff from them quite regularly and use there site the whole time so i think it would be good if to use there internet to but i would rather pay like £12 a month than pay as you go.
What do you think should happen and any special reserve staff, please tell your boss to get it.
adrian392
p.s not me because i am called the "Special Reserve Boss".
ok, haha
on the internet then places like freeserve and freeola say that they are free, actually they are not free because you still have to pay the telephone bill. Freeserve has now got something called anytime or something like BT where you pay about £12.99 a month and you can go online for as long as you want with no internet bills.
I think it would be a great idea to have freeola like that so that you can choose between paying telephone bills (pay as you go) or paying monthly (like anytime). Just now I am using AOL but i have been a member with special reserve for a while, buy stuff from them quite regularly and use there site the whole time so i think it would be good if to use there internet to but i would rather pay like £12 a month than pay as you go.
What do you think should happen and any special reserve staff, please tell your boss to get it.
adrian392
p.s not me because i am called the "Special Reserve Boss".
ok, haha