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<blockquote data-quote="makaveli7" data-source="post: 1546782" data-attributes="member: 607678">and i feel i am not getting the? the service i am paying for. The exchange i should be connected to in my own village (Rottingdean, Brighton) (which AOL do not operate at) is about 300m from my house i know the cabling is a bit more than that. When i did some research on the internet i found a very useful site samknows.com (http://www.samknows.com/broadband/mappin... The 2 closest exchanges that do operate with aol are 3.3miles away kemptown and 2.4miles peacehaven I don&#039;t know which exchange i connect through.I pay £25 a month plus because i live so far away from the exchange i have to pay an extra £10 a month for a repeater to amplify &amp; re-time the signal. I often find my self regularly clearing my cache and restarting my pc when the internet get very slow but doest always solve the problem. Ive stopped playing online games (ps3 and pc) because its laggy and i often lose my session connection.Is this a good enough case to send to AOL be released from the contract and change to another ISP such as Virgin which does operate at my local exchange.Is there any one thats had a similar problem and how did/would theydeal with it.Many thanks for taking time to read my question any advice would be much appreciated.</blockquote>

[QUOTE="makaveli7, post: 1546782, member: 607678"] and i feel i am not getting the? the service i am paying for. The exchange i should be connected to in my own village (Rottingdean, Brighton) (which AOL do not operate at) is about 300m from my house i know the cabling is a bit more than that. When i did some research on the internet i found a very useful site samknows.com (http://www.samknows.com/broadband/mappin... The 2 closest exchanges that do operate with aol are 3.3miles away kemptown and 2.4miles peacehaven I don't know which exchange i connect through. I pay £25 a month plus because i live so far away from the exchange i have to pay an extra £10 a month for a repeater to amplify & re-time the signal. I often find my self regularly clearing my cache and restarting my pc when the internet get very slow but doest always solve the problem. Ive stopped playing online games (ps3 and pc) because its laggy and i often lose my session connection. Is this a good enough case to send to AOL be released from the contract and change to another ISP such as Virgin which does operate at my local exchange. Is there any one thats had a similar problem and how did/would they deal with it. Many thanks for taking time to read my question any advice would be much appreciated. [/QUOTE]

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