Hi
disregarding the old adage,"If it looks too good
to be true,it probably is".....WELL.......I've
just seen an advert in a very reputable magazine(Saga),offering broadband speeds for £24.99 per year!!...www.onspeed.com......What advice would
you offer anyone thinking of taking this on???
I am a senior citizen and would grab this with open arms.
thankyou
regards...abhock
Alin75 answered Saturday January 15 2005, 10:27 am: Ok, I went and checked out their site. Im not sure if you already realise this but here is a short quote from their description: "ONSPEED is the solution for millions of Internet users who are frustrated by having a slow Internet connection and is a real alternative to Broadband. ONSPEED is a software download which utilises a unique 9 patent approved compression technology that increases your existing Internet connection speed by up to 5 times."
So, its software and it speeds up whatever connection you already have. The big question is if it can really speed up a crappy connection as much as it can (NOTE they claim "UP TO" 5 times- not just 5 times). Anyway considering what they offer its not too good to be true- you need a connection already, you then pay them money on top of whatever you already pay, and then they or may not increase your speed significantly. Hope this helps. [ Alin75's advice column | Ask Alin75 A Question ]
Sherry answered Friday January 14 2005, 1:13 pm: Well maybe its true maybe not? Maybe their only advertising that price of 24.99 but have other hidden fees and extra charges? Why not go to their site, check it out, see if its real or something...even call their number...I went to their site and I colicked "Find mroe info" and it sort of looks real. Try it out, and if you dont like it..you can always cancel! [ Sherry's advice column | Ask Sherry A Question ]
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