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well aol (or ao hell) have sent me letter giving me 31 days notice then there cutting me off so i am looking for new unlimited (meaning unlimited) bb supplier with either a good fup or no fup. any ideas or warnings off who not to go with. must say been with aol for 4 years now and this is first time i had problems really but see lots of other people warning against them.
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well aol (or ao hell) have sent me letter giving me 31 days notice then there cutting me off so i am looking for new unlimited (meaning unlimited) bb supplier with either a good fup or no fup. any ideas or warnings off who not to go with. must say been with aol for 4 years now and this is first time i had problems really but see lots of other people warning against them.
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Sorry my friend, but there is no such thing as unlimited broadband. That is a sells gimic. Check out this link so you can better understand what you are asking for - Broadband Internet access - Wikipedia, the free encyclopedia

You'll need someone near you to best advise you on a local carrier. What county do you live in. I'm sure some member will live near you or have knowledge about that areas ISP service.

Good Luck...


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i live in cheshire
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Hi there ,


at the moment I'm currently with Virgin media's 2mb internet and I've never really had any problems with them and I get good latency in online games and it's only £10 a month


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don't know if i'd manage on 2mb m8 need 8mb but thanks anyway i should have stated that i need 8mb unlimited (as near as can be)
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Hey again ,

have you got a budget you'd like not to go past?.


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