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Old 28-05-2004, 09:37   #16
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Re: AOL drops 1mb price from £35 to £30 per month

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Originally Posted by Russ D
Am I the only one here who, irregardless of how cheap they might be, would avoid AOL software like the plague? I had their dial-up service a few months ago and never before had I experienced so many browser crashes.
Plus, once you give them f**kers at AOL your address, that's it, you're condemned to marketing literature and AOL CD's coming through your door for the rest of your life
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