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Broadband - Is It Worth It?
I'm currently on dial-up but thinking of changing to at least 2mg b/band. Will I notice a difference say roaming a site like this? Might download music in future. Though about Talktalk but heard bad vibes...now thinking AOL. Any views please ???
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There is no way I could bear to go back to dial up - and I am 'only' on the 2mg bb.
I noticed a huge difference in speed when I first got broadband, which was only a quarter of my current speed, so you will be pleasantly surprised.
Other benefits include no nasty dial up noise, no possibility of rogue diallers and you can use your telephone whilst on line.
Go for it!
There is no way I could bear to go back to dial up - and I am 'only' on the 2mg bb.
I noticed a huge difference in speed when I first got broadband, which was only a quarter of my current speed, so you will be pleasantly surprised.
Other benefits include no nasty dial up noise, no possibility of rogue diallers and you can use your telephone whilst on line.
Go for it!
In terms of providers... it seems everybody has a different opion, NTL and Wanadoo have a really bad reputation but I never had a moments problem with either of them (over 5 years), however when it went to Orange Broadband it was rubbish.
Again things may be different these days but AOL always had a bad reputation, if for nothing else than it installed all sorts of crap on your PC. It's similar with BT, my dad for example has BT broadband it installed all sorts of rubbish on his PC. I just got BT broadband at my new place but refused to install anything (as it is unnecessary) and it seems to work fine with my current (Belkin MIMO) router without having to install a single thing from BT.
Again things may be different these days but AOL always had a bad reputation, if for nothing else than it installed all sorts of crap on your PC. It's similar with BT, my dad for example has BT broadband it installed all sorts of rubbish on his PC. I just got BT broadband at my new place but refused to install anything (as it is unnecessary) and it seems to work fine with my current (Belkin MIMO) router without having to install a single thing from BT.
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