This warning is only about 15 years too late.
I have AOL and I like it. Had it for about two or three years about, and never had one little virus or any other problem.
I used to have it, but it's better (and less expensive) to just get Comcast Cable instead.
Nothing to do with movies or DVD, moving.
I had my old AOL account broken into on three seperate occasions, and someone sent out massive spammings of porn under my name. That was fun, especially when no one at AOL was Mac capable.
Gabe Powers wrote: I had my old AOL account broken into on three seperate occasions, and someone sent out massive spammings of porn under my name.
That's what they all say, sir.
You have the right to remain silent....etc.
That's what they all say, sir.
You have the right to remain silent....etc.
I get spam on AOL like "Would you like to inlarge your penis?" or "Would you like to try a sample of viagra?"
Tony DeFrancisco wrote: I get spam on AOL like "Would you like to inlarge your penis?" or "Would you like to try a sample of viagra?"Spelt enlarge wrong.
Yeah, according to AOL you got that mail from me if you had an account 4 or 5 years ago. If I remeber correctly "I" was shilling "FREE CUM PICS BRITNAY SPEARS".
Gabe Powers wrote: Yeah, according to AOL you got that mail from me if you had an account 4 or 5 years ago. If I remeber correctly "I" was shilling "FREE CUM PICS BRITNAY SPEARS".Really, I recieved many last year.
I had many of those messages that you recieved, instead switch Spears to Sharon Stone and switch pics to video.
I haven't been getting any for a while though.
I had many of those messages that you recieved, instead switch Spears to Sharon Stone and switch pics to video.
I haven't been getting any for a while though.
I remember a few years ago just about every week in the mail box was a cd to connect to AOL for a trial.....must have cost a mint!
AOL is the biggest junkpile this side of a landfill
To be fair, it's a bit like saying 'don't insert your penis into a meat grinder'.
Chris Gould wrote: To be fair, it's a bit like saying 'don't insert your penis into a meat grinder'.
You'd be surprised how many people actually need that warning though. After all, sunshades for cars all carry warnings not to drive while they are in place in your windshield!
You'd be surprised how many people actually need that warning though. After all, sunshades for cars all carry warnings not to drive while they are in place in your windshield!
Tony DeFrancisco wrote: I have AOL and I like it. Had it for about two or three years about, and never had one little virus or any other problem.
tony I think everyone is talking about dial-up. you just have the aol for broadband right?
tony I think everyone is talking about dial-up. you just have the aol for broadband right?
ya, a very late warning, but I'm sure some still appreciate it. There is probably more hate sites about aol than microsoft. Been that way for years. It was even on 60 minutes about a week ago. It showed this guy on camera trying to cancel his membership. After about 1/2 to 45 min. hee finally got it cancelled. Now lets just hope they still don't bill him.




Get a local internet provider instead.
That being said, the guy you can hear through the link below heard how hard it was to cancel service and decided to record his conversation with the CSR guy on the other end. It took him 21 minutes to get the service cancelled. At one point, the CSR asked to talk to his "Dad" - lolol The guy canceling is 30 years old and a home owner...lolol
Check it out!
I feel sympathy for this dude. I had a cellphone from my local Bell service a few years ago and it took me a good 30 minutes to get it cancelled. After showing up at one of their brick and mortar stores, they simply dialed up their customer service line and had me talk to a CSR in phoneland somewhere. I could have done that at home.
Later learning my lesson, when I was with another phone company called Fido, I managed to whittle down the time it took to cancel to 15 minutes. How? I told them I was moving out of the country...lol After asking if I had anyone to give the phone to...(which was NO)they had no where to go. Most of the wait time was on hold being transferred to the appropriate person.
Now I'm with Virgin Mobile and if I want to cancel, I just stop paying my bill. That's it. Phew.
Anyhow, just to re-iterate -
NEVER EVER GET AOL INTERNET