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Originally Posted by Fat Freddy
AOL generally don't get too bad a press, but they are aimed at the family and new user end of the broadband market where the users aren't too demanding. If you were after the fastest broadband or the best for gaming etc, then you might want to look elsewhere, but if you just want a solid provider theres not a huge amount to slate them on. They are the masters of the freebie though (free laptops, playstations etc)
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ive been with aol for 7 years and i looked in to my conection speed i get 1mg and was told if i want a wireless router i would have my usage capped i have sky tv at home i can get 2mg free with them or 16mg for an extra £10 with a wireless router (im paying £20 a month with aol)