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Topic History of: AOL users; see the Guardian report today
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Robbiex |
Yeah, aol charged me for 1mb broadband for 6 months and then told me that my exchange is only capable of 512mb. Instead of giving me a refund for overcharging me for 6 months they gave me the aol silver broadband slightly cheaper over a long period. I don't think that this is fair considering it is their fault.
Also their helpline, which used to be free is now 60p a minute and it's usually someone with a rudimentary understanding of English that answers the call. Therefore you have to spend longer on the phone explaining your problem. Get your act together AOL! |
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Martin K |
Despite moving house, we now have THREE aol bills, coming here, which they cannot seem to get together to cancel, so that we only have one.
I enjoy the features on aol, but there are a few more other problems they urgently need to sort out.
I noticed a long time ago, that my online banking would not work in their browser, this problem was solved by using Explorer.
Yesterday, I went on a popular car insurance site, and the page had the same problem, it was too big for the browser. I had to use Explorer again.
If I had not being using AOL, and had one of the other companies running the broadband, it would automatically go to Explorer.
For the financially intersted, we pay, in this house/office |
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Robbiex |
I tried sending an email to my aol email account with the http://www.dearaol.com in it. I successfully recieved the email secondes later.
They must have changed their blocking policy now that it has appeared in a national newspaper. |
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JK2006 |
Anyone else getting very patchy AOL e-mail service?
Almost seems like censorship?
Check this out...
technology.guardian.co.uk/news/story/0,,1754219,00.html |
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