advertisements-i want to get rid of the ads that keep popping up on the application.
advertisements-i want to get rid of the ads that keep popping up on the application.
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Anonymous
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Get rid of ALL ads for paying customers. I have used the popup blocker settings, but there are still too many ads that interfere with the multipage stories. I don't see any logical reason to continue with AOL other than legacy email.
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Anonymous
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Remove all advertisements. What are we paying each month for?
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Peggy
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For games you have 1 video and once on games , there are 3 or more ads and Masque can't load up. FIX it. Simple. Fix it.
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Anonymous
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I cannot read articles because of ads popping up all over the page.
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Jose Boix
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Google Ads: Waste of time "closing and sending feed back." Have tried many many times for the same Ads and they keep coming back within seconds, and over and over again. Have tried to go through the convoluted and confusing system to manage "Ads" unsuccessfully. Frustrating to the MAX!
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Anonymous
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Please eliminate or reduce the number of advertisements on my AOL desktop gold which are very distracting in my work and affect my vision
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Robert
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Why don't you let people read a story on one page. I'm tired of having to click through multiple pages of advertisement to read one story. It's not necessary. Many times I give up and try to find the story on Google where I can just read the story. Also every time I switch pages and go to click the Next Page button the page shifts so you wind up clicking on an advertisement and then I have to delete the page I didn't want to see in the first place.
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bcikbelisle
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If a story has a next page, next page, and so on, I do not even read it. How annoying. I know you do it for more sales with advertisements on each page, but your customers hate it. Please stop. Just put a one page story.
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HOWARD CHAIET
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I agree. Reading a story should flow. Having to select "NEXT" makes reading a chore. Advertising appears to be more important to AOL then properly presenting a story in an easily readable format.
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JOSEPH HOLGATE
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I LOVE MY AOL AND HAVE USED AOL FOR YEARS. BUT I MUST TELL YOU. IT IS REALLY FRUSTRATING TO HAVE TO CLICK NEXT PAGE SO MANY TIMES FOR THE ARTICLE THAT I USUALLY CLOSE IT WITHOUT FINISHING IT. UNLIKE A NEWSPAPER OR MAGAZINE THAT YOU MIGHT ONCE OR TWICE HAVE TO GO TO THE REAR OF IT TO FINISHING THE ARTICLE. CLICK NEXT IS BORING, AND TOTALLY UNNECESSARY FOR NEWS.
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SAM BOOHER
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Stop advertising a Trump makes America better when he is NOT paying you and the add is still running.
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Hal
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I have reached the end. No more click on news and the 10 or 20 next buttons. No way to just pull the article up and scan to where I want to be. Your close to loosing me!
Do away with the next buttons and bring up the article
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leonard farrar
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I pay for this service, cut out all the ****. When i delete something from my mail a big ad pops up i buy nothing from a pop up. i like most of the other folks that have AOL since the beginning are wandering away because of it. The 50 folks in my group are very soon moving if something are not done about all the ads on the paid AOL
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Anonymous
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How can I stop this " popsicle " from coming on my computer with the " next page, next page, next page, next page " ?
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Anonymous
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can't stand AOL welcome page! too many ads, ridiculous attention getting headlines, too many pages to read one story.....all that movement. I've been with AOL since the late 90's.........and now am paying 4.99 a month to keep my email account..........sorta crazy to put up with all the jibberish
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Anonymous
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buy from an annoying ad like the NEXT ads??
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ANTHONY CARRUBBA
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dating service on advertisement on right should be removed
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Alan Lipkin
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The 'traps' are particularly annoying, forcing unwanted ads on us if we 'click before its time.
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Alan Lipkin
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there are way too many ads and 'traps' that try to fool you into clicking on them. They take up almost the entire screen. VERY annoying!
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Charles Wyatt
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I agree. AOL drags article out so much that I give up reading some of them. The should use the KISS rule.