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Liose
22-01-2006, 18:31
http://www.ukoffer.com/wireless-broadband.php?source=adwords&gclid=CLH-s8_23oICFSwwEQodGg-qkQ


I am still lost.

My computer seems to be slow (Vidster, I keep doing all the checks and stuff you advised but I think it is very ill and don't know what esle to do) I don't know if it is aol or not and am thinking of deleting everything, reloading and starting again - including new broadband wireless with new provider.

I am on aol gold (24.99 per month) and have been with them for years. I don't download that much...but I like it to be really fast. I am also scared to lose my aol e-mail address - could I retain this even if I changed provider? Can anyone advise what is comparable? (for those of you who know I am not computer minded...please keep it simple!)

Liose
26-01-2006, 17:25
Can nobody help me with this one? - It is unusual for nil replies!

Rich
26-01-2006, 18:03
Wireless broadband? I think Wanadoo do a wireless option, check their site (http://www.wanadoo.co.uk) for details, there's also Pipex (http://www.pipex.co.uk) but Pipex's wireless BB was £46 a month for 512k when I was on it 2 years ago nearly.

I would personally recommend anyone OTHER than AOL, the fact that they suck has been discussed at great length in a myriad of threads on here.

johnfbailey
26-01-2006, 18:52
Liose,

Are you sure that you want wireless broadband or just a normal broadband connection (via your phone line) and a wireless hub?

johnfbailey
26-01-2006, 18:53
Liose,

Ar you sure that you want wireless broadband or just a normal broadband connection (via your phone line) and a wireless hub?

carpetviper
26-01-2006, 18:58
liose

if you update at the moment to aol platinum you will be sent an asdl modem with wireless and it is fast very fast and the modem is a speedtouch 776 which is absoluteley free

Liose
27-01-2006, 11:40
Liose,

Ar you sure that you want wireless broadband or just a normal broadband connection (via your phone line) and a wireless hub?

What's the difference? I thought wireless was without the wires...what's wireless hub? I am quite happy for a normal broadband connection but are you saying I can do this without the wires...have I understood correctly?