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AOL Broadband and free Sony PlayStation 3
If you fancy a Sony PlayStation 3 but don’t want to fork out £300 for a new console why not sign up to AOL’s Wireless Plus broadband package which is now available with a PlayStation and games at no extra cost.
Wireless Plus
When you sign up to AOL's (www.AOL.co.uk) Wireless Plus package you not only get a PlayStation; you also get an up to 8Mb broadband connection, a free wireless router and a 40GB download allowance each month - all for £19.99 a month.
With your PlayStation - which has a 40GB hard drive to store photos, music and videos as well as access to online gaming - you’ll also get a Spiderman 3 Blu-Ray DVD and Gran Turismo 5 Prologue game. Your PlayStation comes with built-in Blu-Ray technology to allow you to play games and watch movies in high definition. A £14.99 delivery charge applies.
An AOL Talk Pay As You Go line is included as part of your Wireless Plus package, which now comes with weekend calls at no extra charge.
Benefits of Wireless Plus with a free Sony PlayStation 3
The Wireless Plus package is great for anyone who can’t afford to pay for a new PlayStation 3 all in one go. Even though at £19.99 a month it’s more expensive than some broadband packages, you can think of it as spreading the cost of your new console. Wireless Plus also comes with a free laptop offer.
AOL broadband
AOL is a great choice for technophobes as it has a reputation for good customer service, and provides free technical support on calls made from an AOL line. It is owned by the Carphone Warehouse which also owns TalkTalk and has over 2.8 million broadband customers.
All of AOL’s broadband packages also come with full, inclusive wireless security to keep you and your family safe and secure online.
However, AOL does operate a regional pricing policy which means that customers living outside of its local loop unbundled (LLU) area have to pay £10 a month more for their broadband.
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