Thread: Cable ISPs?
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Old 16-02-2005, 17:30   #35
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Re: Cable ISPs?

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Originally Posted by Scott
Asked my parents to switch, they said "we'll see". Just have to wait now and see what happens
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My mates say AOL's cable I have to keep dialing up? Isn't that just for the ADSL version though?

And they also say I have to install there software to register the modem. Is this also true?
No cable broadband involves dialling up, it's just there, always on.

I have read reports of people installing AOL on NTL cable without the CD but can't verify there reliability. I would think that you could do or at worst remove all traces of the software after registering.

Sky insist on a phoneline for you to take advantage of the interactive discount which enables free installation. They do not always check that it is connected though. They do insist on a phoneline and do check regularly if you are getting a mirror subscription for a second digibox. Possibly to stop you slipping a cable through to next door and selling the neighbours half price Sky. Sky have never stipulated that I should have a BT line or queried who I got my telephone service from on any installation I have ever had and it's been a few.
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