AOL Broadband Upgrade

[Wayne]

Yeah, I was talking to an AOL representative last night and I wanted to know how long I had been an AOL member for, and he told me the year then I asked whether or not the AOL ISP do price matches to beat competitors' ISP price plans and they said it depends how much the competitor is offering broadband for. I told them the deal and they said they had a deal for AOL members who have been with AOL for 5+ years. It's 8meg broadband, 60gb fair usage limit and unlimited evening and weekend calls for £6.99. I was previously paying £14.99 a month for the same thing, so now I'm saving £8 a month. If you've been an AOL member for 5+ years, you might as well upgrade to the £6.99 package.

[DrLacero]

Don't trust them, I was offered a free upgrade and wireless router and they limited me to 10GB per month despite being told I would have unlimited. They will stiff you

[Wayne]

Lol, they've been fine with me for the last 6 years. They told me my £14.99 plan was 10gb per month.

[scottish]

I'd never go with AOL, never mind five years.

[Wayne]

That's your opinion but they're not that bad.

[Calon]

They're not bad, your right..

They're TERRIBLE

They're so stupid too, they changed my address 8 times because they don't understand English, really peed me off and put my order off by 8 weeks so I moved to o2 instead of AOL.

[scottish]

Lol most help centres you call are in india or whatever, but yh they are terrible imho.

They still have limit aswell? lol

[Wayne]

Yeah, the limit is a put off but I never went over the 10gb I used to have in the £14.99 deal.

[Flisker]

I used AOL, they are ok in some ways but the uptime is horrendous. The speed kept slowing down etc. So now I'm on o2 broadband and I'm loving it

[Captain]

I don't trust AOL, especially with it being american.