[email protected] brought next idea : > > Any thoughts / suggestions / advice (I notice that AOLs 'Fair Use Policy' > does not offer any element of fairness to the customer, it only protects > them). Is there any point in going to another ISP, is my BT line the problem > (never have problems with the 'phone), where do I go from here. > > Arthur Naylor nb Betterandquickerbysnailmail Contact AOL and ask them to have the line checked by BT and tell them what your problems are. Have a word with others living in your area and see what their experience is. Go to the BT web site, put your phone number and address in an see what sort of speed you should get.
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