On To AOL For Broadband..
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Considering AOL for Broadband?
Summary:
If you're transitioning from dial-up and currently use AOL, you might be offered AOL for broadband. Many long-time AOL users choose this option to retain their familiar email address. However, if you've never used AOL, you might question whether it's the right choice for you.
Article Body:
If you're moving from dial-up to broadband and are already with AOL, they might suggest upgrading to AOL for broadband. This is often an appealing option for long-term users who don't want to lose their AOL email address. But if you're new to AOL, you might wonder if it's the best path forward.
When I last moved, I tried AOL's dial-up free trial before opting for DSL or cable. While the trial was satisfactory, it was challenging to cancel once I opted for a different service. They persistently encouraged me to switch to AOL for broadband, despite my clear disinterest.
Opting for AOL for broadband would have been an additional expense beyond my internet fees. Despite my refusals, they were persistent, doing their best to appeal to my needs. I understand the competitive nature of securing customers, and the person I spoke to was simply doing their job. However, I wasn't convinced that paying an extra five dollars a month for AOL for broadband was necessary, and eventually, they respected my decision.
AOL for broadband does offer advantages, and many users who transitioned from dial-up choose to stay with them. Although I’m not entirely sure of their current offers, AOL likely provides competitive packages similar to those from phone or cable companies. However, if past experiences were unsatisfactory, you might be eager to explore other options.
Your past interactions with AOL will heavily influence your decision. If your dial-up experience was unpleasant, you might hesitate to choose AOL for broadband. But if you prefer sticking with them, try negotiating for a better deal?"they might accommodate to keep you as a customer. Ultimately, like any other product, AOL for broadband has its pros and cons, and your decision should be based on service quality and price.
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