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.
virginia fernbach
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JIM JOHNSON
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The News Headlines are fake and "Next" you through the pages without ever hitting the point in the headline. I'm done looking at your "fake news".
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ARNOLD HUNTINGTON
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It's getting increasingly difficult to access the articles due to the constant
interference of advertising. Can't your "bottom line" survive without surrounding each page of the article (even right on the article)!!! -
garywnc
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AS A PAID SUBSCRIBER SINCE 1986... I AM SOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOOO SICK OF ADVERTISING WHEN TRYING TO READ A STORY... CORRECT OR I'M HISTORY!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!
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JOHN E FLYNN
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It is truly a sad time when AOL puts profit making above customer service! You have so many good stories in the news feed which are no longer watched due to "begin slide show" with all the attached advertising. As soon as I see you need to click on slide show, I no longer watch any of these stories. I am sure I am not the only one who just does not watch these stories with globs of advertising!
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JUDITH A. CARLSON
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The advertisements now blink for attention and the only way to get it to stop blinking is to click on it. Once I click on it and know for sure what it's advertising, then I know for sure I'll never purchase that product.
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lasvegasferalcat
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Enough of the ads about overweight women who *** their pants. Why do you think that I would have any interest?
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TIMOTHY REESE
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If I click on an article that starts out with that "NEXT" mode, I immediately close the page. I may look up the topic online. Right after I close the page I clear my browser page and files. It seems that for AOL (Verizon) it is all about the ads and trying to track us. Colossal waste of my time. Shame on you AOL.
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ROY KIRCHER
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you have allowed so many adds on the home page there is no room for the info you are trying get out! I have been with AOL for a long time but you are doing the same thing that most of the Media is doing, Might be time look for something else!
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ladylovey
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Here's a new problem for the last month or so......after signing on and being online for 15 or 20 min I have to close the welcome box because the constant changing of ads makes my computer sound like something is running in the background...... When I close the welcome box the sound stops!!! Why does there have to be so many ads running in everything, even our mailboxes!!!
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Jack Thomas Jr
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Why doesn't AOL offer free ad blocking? It should not be the customer's responsibility to pay extra to have ads blocked. The vermin who post all of this ad **** are doing so on AOL software. Can't you control your own software?
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ROBERTA PALSA commented
I can understand advertising paying for access to AOL by NON-members, but as much as I WANT to read an article, I refuse to sit and click through 30+ "next" tabs to read it! This has been a major bone of contention for PAYING MEMBERS, and it's time for AOL to change their format!
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Thomas Hawksblood
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If you say a picture show it. I never want to go through 20-30 pages of bull .
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JUDITH A. CARLSON
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I'm sick and tired of clicking on a headline but having to go through a whole bunch of other stuff BEFORE I get to the subject of the headline. If you must give background information do it afterwards.
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BRADLEY GILTON
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on my IPHONE, I GET DOZENS OF ADS. THEY POP UP EACH TIME I DELETE A MESSAGE. I AM ALWAYS ASKED FOR FEEDBACK BUT I SAY I DON'T LIKE THEM, BUT THEY KEEP COMING. I HAVE BEEN A CUSTOMER FOR ABOUT 50 YEARS PAYING THE FEES EACH MONTH. I AM GETTING SICK OF IT. NOBODY LISTENS
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Jeff Karr
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For what we pay a month for AOL service, I would think we should not have to deal with the extremely annoying ads that cover the context of what we are attempting to read. In addition the page moving just as one is about to hit the "next" button so an ad is hit instead is aggravating as well. I would expect these gimmicks on browsers that are free, but not a premium one as yours. Please discontinue these practices. Thank you.
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ARNOLD HUNTINGTON
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It is very clever of AOL to place the articles where the "next" bar is jumping around so you will inadvertently bring up an unwanted ad, stop it!!!!!
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SUSAN COVENEY
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I realize the purpose of the cute little stories on AOL are to sell ads while amusing me, the client. I've gotten used to it, but this weekend a truly vile ad has popped up. It is--unbelieveably--called cleanrear.com and is accompanied by salacious drawings of a person sitting on the toilet or a women reaching under her mini-skirt. If it only appeared one or twice I wouldn't be objecting, but, in one feature I read, it popped up about 50 times. Sometimes I had 3 of their ads appear at the same time. If you're trying to gross me out, you're doing a great job.
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DIANNE CASTELLI
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Today, one ad, for a resort hotel, completely covered the page I was reading. I am just going to stop reading all AOL articles.
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DIANNE CASTELLI
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Stop putting the ads over the article content. Put the ads on the side of the articles, not on top of them. It is very annoying to try to read an article. This morning there were six ads covering the story I was trying to read. One ad, completely covered the page I was reading.