To Linda about AOL

[Guest guest]

Namaste Linda,

 

Do you have AOL Dial-Up? or AOL DSL? I do not know about DSL.

 

But, if you have AOL Dial-Up, you are paying way too much. I switched

to www.allVantage.com Dial-Up about two years ago and the cost is 1/3

of AOL and works much better; without all that updating and other

nonsense; I use AllVantage simply for the Dial-Up connection; for

email I use FREE which is very good; and so far, for browser IE

but will be downloading FOXFIRE soon per Mike's suggestion.

 

One word of caution; when you are ready to drop AOL, be persistent

and very clear; they do not like to let people go and will offer you

all sort of stuff which you do not really need; and may try to charge

you for an extra month. Good Luck.

 

Amma Bless,

amarnath

 

Ammachi, nierika wrote:

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> vishvanathan wrote:

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> ...perhaps

> all you other folks out there for whome internet explorer

performed so

> shamefully should consider trying firefox as a browser, at least

for

> the videos, as Mike suggested! i can guarantee it works, at least

for

> us it did!!

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> Dear vishvanathan, and all ~ wow, it seems really weird that my

first posts

> to the digest in awhile (I've been sick again ... ) all have to do

with

> browsers, but I really want to see those videos. How can you use

firefox if your

> platform is AOL? I am definitely not a computer geek, not quite a

computer

> phobic, but somewhere in between. If there are any other AOL users

out there, or

> even those who aren't, who can tell me why I'm having this problem

seeing

> the videos from AOL, or if, despite everything, I do need to

download one of

> these other programs. Jai Ma ~ Linda P. S. My husband has been

looking for a

> good excuse to get us off of AOL ... but most of the time, it's a

really good

> hand holder. I am really interested in any input n this.

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