Re: AOL's latest dirty trick?



Meee wrote:

Can't believe I'm paying £30 a month for this rubbish.

Why ARE you paying *** £30 *** a month ?????


Anyone else had issues, or can recommend a decent ISP?

Idnet are totally excellent and don't hide any oddball terms and
conditions in the small print. Futhermore you get tech support from
British people on a FREE number and you also get a 'service level
guarantee' ** which is almost unique AFAIK for a 'consumer' connection.

Graham


** means they guarantee to fix a fault within 48 hours. No dawdling or
obfuscation about calling out BT Openreach to check your line for
example.


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