Not sure what to put, please read my reviews, will think of something more interesting soon hopefull...
Not sure what to put, please read my reviews, will think of something more interesting soon hopefully, dan :-)
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‘Freeserve is the UK’s first choice for the internet,’ claims the little blue CD cover that you pick up from any Curry’s or ‘The Link’ shop. And to be honest I agree. The CD is very simple to install- you simply place it into the drive on your computer and click on a few buttons and away you go. The CD contains Internet Explorer, Outlook Express and a help file. The CD will automatically enter the dial up number and settings for you, so as long as you have a modem connected to a phone line, you can get connected up to the Internet in a matter of minutes. Once connected to the Internet, using a normal 56K modem, it goes fairly quickly, as all the American Internet addicts do not affect it. Freeserve offers a whole host of services, from shopping to news to sports to e-mail to online chatting. The choice is amazing. It offers a fairly decent search engine and there are not too many adverts through the actual Freeserve site either. Freeserve also offer unlimited time on the Internet for only £12.99 a month, both on and off peak, which is cheaper than both BT and AOL. For £8.99 a month, they offer unlimited off peak use on the Internet. For first time Internet users and users who use the Internet a lot, Freeserve is an ideal ISP.
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Oct 20th, 2001
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