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mcg6637 · 05-02-2009, 08:10 AM

Stange isn't it. I post a question about an AOL problem, nobody answers it so I say I'm fed up with AOL and I'm going to dump it.
Suddenly, my post is no longer available and I'm not able to log in. Couldn't be because AOL doesn't want to hear the criticism could it?
As a "from the begining" AOL user, I'd still be marginally happy with it if any real help was available when they decide to change things that we don't want and don't work.
AOL has gone so far from it's original premise that it's no wonder it wouldn't work for Time Warner. In fact it's a wonder anybody is still sticking with it.
How about wising up and getting some real time help even for us "free" users? After all AOL was the one that wanted us to stop paying for their service.

05-02-2009, 08:10 AM	#1 (permalink)
mcg6637 Registered User Join Date: Apr 2009 Posts: 1 OS: win xp	AOL - a little sensitive? Stange isn't it. I post a question about an AOL problem, nobody answers it so I say I'm fed up with AOL and I'm going to dump it. Suddenly, my post is no longer available and I'm not able to log in. Couldn't be because AOL doesn't want to hear the criticism could it? As a "from the begining" AOL user, I'd still be marginally happy with it if any real help was available when they decide to change things that we don't want and don't work. AOL has gone so far from it's original premise that it's no wonder it wouldn't work for Time Warner. In fact it's a wonder anybody is still sticking with it. How about wising up and getting some real time help even for us "free" users? After all AOL was the one that wanted us to stop paying for their service.