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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Hollis Jenkins commented
Removing Ads in the ADG. I can hardly see my aol screen when I browse with DG because of all the pop ups covering the screen. This has gotten to be way too much.
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Anonymous commented
You incompetent village idiots were told and told to cease the expanding ads on the Welcome Screen but we are still seeing them, why? Then when we click on another page, the ad appears again. We don't want nor need this ****. Never in my life have I seen such a bunch of incompetent morons like you!
We also don't want any Turbo Tax, HR Block or Jackson Hewitt ads either as we get enough of them daily on TV and don't want to be annoyed by them online too.
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WANDA KEARNEY commented
I ABSOLUTELY HATE THE "NEXT" REPORTS ... AS SOON AS i READ THE FIRST PART AND SCROLL DOWN TO "NEXT" i GO OUT OF THE EDITORIAL...NOT WORTH IT... SO, THEREFORE, I ALSO MISS ALL THE ADS THAT HAVE PAID FOR THIS STORY! BET COMPANIES ADVERTISING ON THE EDITORIALS AREN'T AWARE THAT MOST PEOPLE ARE NOT SCROLLING THROUGH 20 OR 30 "NEXT" OPTIONS TO READ YOUR NEWS AND SEE THEIR ADS.
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Anonymous commented
Oh wow! More slideshows! I can't get enough of them! I love reading only a sentence or two on every page.
I love that it takes forever for those two sentences to appear while 40 or 50 click bait ******** ads are already there.
I love how it takes AT LEAST a dozen pages to tell a story that is one or two paragraphs long while being inundated with ads from scammers.
I love how, despite EVERYONE hating on your changes have prompted you to completely ignore them and just giving us all just exactly what we don't want.
I love how you have turned AOL into an incredibly loathsome, malfunctioning, molasses-slow piece of festering, rotting, stench-filled piece of utter garbage!
I just canceled my 23 year long membership with AOL because I love everything you've done SO MUCH!
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MICHAEL GILL commented
I don't know why I waste my time writing these or watching Boredom Therapy. It is **** near impossible to read something when ads keep flopping into the picture. I guess I'm done reading stories. And I doubt that anyone really reads these comments.
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MICHAEL GILL commented
Just looking at the piece on the ways the shut down hurts us, nine slide with the caption hidden unless clicked rather than having it along the side. Oh, but, there's an ad there! Sure is, but I think there is enough room for both the caption and the ad. I know someone with a brain could see that and think that both of those things could be there. I suppose that is too simple.
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Anonymous commented
Amen. I not only will not click on an ad, I have to move the story up and down because the ads obscure the bulk of the screen. I have gotten to the point that when I click on a teaser (story) and it has a next, I abandon it as a waste of time. You should fire the whole "NEXT" department and save some money. I have been an AOL paying customer for more than 10 years and only stay because of the email address that I do not wish to change. Whenever I go through the "Welcome" screen with all the storyboards, I feel like I have "******" written on my head for everyone to see.
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Anonymous commented
Amen. I not only will not click on an ad, I have to move the story up and down because the ads obscure the bulk of the screen. I have gotten to the point that when I click on a teaser (story) and it has a next, I abandon it as a waste of time. You should fire the whole "NEXT" department and save some money. I have been an AOL paying customer for more than 10 years and only stay because of the email address that I do not wish to change. Whenever I go through the "Welcome" screen with all the storyboards, I feel like I have "******" written on my head for everyone to see.
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Anonymous commented
Another goddam slideshow. Two sentences to a page surrounded by 40 click bait ads.
What a piece of **** you've become. Why aren't you ashamed at what you've become?
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Anonymous commented
please get rid of the yahoo ads on my email inbox screen. I am a gold subscriber and called to have this done and was told I had to upgrade even further to do this.....totally unfair. I have been an aol user since 1999!
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Louise Piso commented
It's very annoying when an article I'm trying to read has all these pop-up advertisements - I don't think you care about your customers by putting them through this nonsense
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Anonymous commented
i WENT THROUGH A DOZEN CLICKS ("NEXT") AND HAD NOT BEEN ABLE TO READ ANYTHING ABOUT THE CORRUPT COPS. IN ADDITION, THE POP UP ADDS BLOCK THE STORY AND REQUIRE MORE CLICKS TO MAKE THE STORY VISIBLE. THIS IS NOT WHAT I AM PAYING FOR. I WANT TO GET MY MONEY'S WORTH OR I WILL QUIT PAYING.
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Anonymous commented
Every news article requires a series of endless clicks to get to the answer of the question posed. Are you making money by getting your click count up with the associated adds? I pay for money each month for this service. I don't think a paid account should have to deal with all these annoying click requirements. The alternative is eventually dropping AOL and being rid of all the annoyances.
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David commented
My sentiments exactly. I have been a paid subscriber for over 20 years and I can't hardly read the news anymore on the new AOL. After I click on an article and I don't immediately see the picture or the whole article, I move on. I usually get frustrated and go on my phone on my Flipboard news app and read the news without all of the ad distractions and clicking from page to page to read one sentence at a time. Better figure it out soon, or I am bouncing.
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Billy Morris commented
Removing the ads in the ADG
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Fred commented
Its really annoying and disgusting asking subscribers to constantly click next after every sentence in a page full of ads that no one reads. Need to change your format its turning customers away. If if something is important give customers a chance to read on one page and not having to click an unending number of next, next next etc. Subscribers may probably read the ads if the ads and the complete story, documentary news etc. are on the same page. This would definitely be a more attractive format
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Anonymous commented
Get rid of this
This endless page to page page by next next next next is rediculas. If the story is worth reading , put it in a form to do so..NEXT!!!! -
MICHAEL GILL commented
Was just trying to read a story on Trendchaser, but those damned ads kept plowing in to the lower right corner. Damned distractions. This is my last experience with that site.
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Al Fauvell commented
When I click on a story that I would like to read it turns out to be false or exaggerated story. Then I am put on some add site that I am not interested in and start to receive spam and junk mail.
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Lou R commented
Clicking next and closing a bunch of unnecessary pop up useless adds that block the article. I don't like paying for marketing harassment.