• AOL Broadband Provider - Wireless Broadband Deals

    AOL Broadband

    AOL Broadband offers generous incentives to the new customers. Get a free wireless router worth £50 on any AOL deal or just go for premier Wireless Plus to get a free laptop or PS3. AOL also offers great discount on its packages when you live within its network area or when you add AOL call plan to your broadband.

    With AOL broadband, there is no need to be tied in by lengthy contracts. AOL Flexi broadband is no contract option for just £4.99 a month.

    Compare all the AOL broadband deals to find a suitable package for your needs.

    AOL Wireless Broadband packages

    • Package Name
    • Speed
    • Download Limit
    • Connection Fee
    • Monthly cost
    AOL Broadband Wireless8MB10GB£0£4.99
    AOL Broadband Wireless Plus (Free Laptop offer)8MB40GB£0£19.99
    AOL Broadband Wireless Flexi8MB10GB£29 £4.99
    *This is maximum speed. The actual speed depends on your line and the distance between the exchange and your premises.
     

    AOL Broadband Extras

    • Package Name
    • Free Calls
    • Free Wi-Fi
    • Modem / Router
    • Email
    • Webspace
    • Anti-Virus
    AOL Broadband Wireless  
    AOL Broadband Wireless Plus (Free Laptop offer)  
    AOL Broadband Wireless Flexi   
     

    Our Rating :

    Our assessment of providers/packages are based on various criteria like speed, reliability, customer support etc. The over-all rating of a provider or a package often helps you to pick the right package for you even if you are unsure of your priorities.

    How does AOL Broadband Compare with other Internet Service Providers?

    You can use our Broadband Comparison chart to find and compare the different broadband offers from UK ISPs. You may also find it useful to check our Cheap Broadband Deals to find the latest offerings from all the leading ADSL broadband providers in the UK.

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    AOL Broadband - Consumer Reviews

    We have some reviews written by consumers for making your choice easy. You can also contribute a quick review that would definitely help others by visiting our Broadband Reviews page.

    Reviewed by br lawrie  on  2009-05-12
    Expensive - frequently switched off in mid-activity - SLOW+++++ - full of garbage - does not work at well with Vista [another shambles] - tech support is zero... start at beginning of script... need tech level 2 ...start all over..... still no better... its all your machine/BT line etc.. not AOL being totally USELESS ... where does one stop before total frustration and madness set in?.... this lot are more incompetent and on the make than Westminster and Euro MPs
    Rating: Poor

    Reviewed by eric lumsden  on  2009-04-03
    I have been with AOL since 2004. It USED to be excellent, but recently I have spent more time on repairs, than online. Of 2 Help numbers, one said we dont do Help and the second, (BT said) we dont connect this number to AOL?
    Rating: Poor

    Reviewed by mark  on  2009-03-19
    Very poor, started out very good but speeds have dropped considerably over the past few months and connections are lost. AOL refuse to admit it is them so I am now looking to switch and take AOL to ISPA complaints
    Rating: Poor

    Reviewed by Dave  on  2009-01-31
    I have been with AOL for 10 or more years now, but AOL has really gone to the Dogs. Expensive, unreliable and bloated. Do not waste your time or money...
    Rating: Poor

    Reviewed by Barry  on  2009-01-17
    Broadband service OK. Customer service is poor, had to make repeated calls to try to resolve a technical problem. Then promised a discount that never materialised.
    Rating: Average


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