Rob A
Jets AFC Championship
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Pompton Plains, NJ | [DSL] AOL TopSpeed
I use AOL BYOA for 9.95 with Verizon DSL which has speeds of 1500/384. I notice a difference in speeds with TopSpeed on. Does everyone else here notice a difference? |
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Mic
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join:2003-01-27
Minneapolis, MN
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kyle76
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join:2003-07-10
Houma, LA | reply to Rob A
I use aol with my cable connection but I notice no difference with top speed.
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Rob A
Jets AFC Championship
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join:2005-01-17
Pompton Plains, NJ
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Turns out the topspeed actually made my dsl slower, so I turn it off. |
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drake
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Brooklyn, NY
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With their top speed technology, I haven't noticed any browsing difference. It's been the same like usual. I prefer browsing via IE though. That's just personal preference, however.
I've tried using Road Runner, Optimum Online and Verizon aDSL, still, nothing.
I think the "top speed" technology was introduced for dial-up users more so .. to try enhancing their browsing experience. I've yet used dial-up in months with AOL, so I'm really stumped if the feature works or not.
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JDawgers
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I only use dialup when I have my laptop in hotels, other then that I always open Netscape or IE separately when I want to go to websites beyond the aol content. It is faster then it used to be on dialup, but that may also be attributed to faster lines and modems today compared to several years back. |
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