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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saz4jrc
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Too many google ads cannot read anything I open, I am a gold vip but may have to find another site to avoid all the overwhelming ridiculous ads.
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Joan Skaaland
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I find the ads distracting, almost annoying!
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waves11632
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It's getting extremely frustrating to read a story on AOL...the constant shifting so that one lands on an advertisement is ridiculous!
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Patrick Ferraren
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My experience is that the picture flashes -- it enlarges and contracts continuously. It is ******* the eyes. It is very annoying.
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RMJ
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The rotating, strobing icon for the Bingo Blitz ad at the top of the email screen is about all I can take. If it continues, I will cancel my account and just use gmail. Additionally, this pulsating visual could actually induce a seizure in someone with epilepsy. Therefore, you should discuss this with your risk management department.
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mcdega
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The AD on the AOL Desktop Gold above when opening the mail is always showing. The spinning wheel ad for the Bingo game and it cannot be removed. Please try to remove this ad.
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MICHAEL PAPUC
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The AD above the mail is always showing and hopefully it will be removed from there.
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JERRY D SMITH
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when trying to use mapquest.com, can't read or see anything because of the frigging ads....... stop it . PLEASE !!!!!
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ladylovey
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Well AOL Gold has done it again!!! It was bad wnough that to read an article you had to flip through many pages and wade through assorted ads. Now in order to read an interesting article it takes up 1/3 of the page and the remaing page is ads and popups!!! Are you trying to discourage members from reading?? Cause it's working, after seening the first page of many I cancel out of the article...I don't want to work so hard just to read....... Have you heard of the expression "if it ain't broen leave it alone!" you've changed so many really good that were a big part of AOL in the past has it occured to you to perhaps bringing a few back!
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clfishel
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Example of something that we DO NOT want on our screens: Playtika Ltd. - Why Online Bingo Is Increasingly Popular in 2021 : Download Bingo Blitz Now To Get 5000 Free Coins!
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Charles Wyatt
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THIS IS MY IDEA. FOR ALL OF US THAT CONTINUE TO COMPLAIN ABOUT THE DAMNED POPUPS RIGHT IN THE MIDDLE OF WHAT WE ARE READING, LET'S STOP USING AOL BROWSER AND TO TO ANOTHER WHERE THE DAMNED ADS DON'T POPUP IN THE MIDDLE OF WHAT WE WANT TO READ. WAKE UP AOL!!!!!!!!!!!~!!!!!!
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ROBERT ROCKMAKER
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AOL does not STOP the full page pop-ups from appearing 3-5 times each day, I will no longer be a customer. I will move all of my email to another E client and say good-bye to AOL for ever.
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Cliff Eubanks
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I want to curse b/c I don't want to waste time reading through 25+ **** pages just to find out what the key point of the articles are about. EX: Astronaut surprise mystery, reason for backing out of commanding an important flight? WHY DO I HAVE TO FLIP THRU 25+ **** PAGES ON HIS ENTIRE LIFE STORY JUST TO FIND OUT IT WAS NOTHING MORE THAN SPENDING MORE TIME WITH FAMILY?! This seems to be a routine, sadistic format for your news stories, It only makes me preach against AOL for it's stupid procedures
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SAM BOOHER
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Do not post advertisements that can not be removed or be moved from covering news articles
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PRESTON HOWLE
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Use Google Maps instead of MapQuest!
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Doris Brookes commented
Blocking articles with dozens of ads is not the experience that I want when I am using AOL.
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JED
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AOL already has far too much mind-numbing, inane, useless, unwanted, and extremely annoying advertising in every possible area of white space, no matter how small. But still, you have managed to squeeze in yet another banner ad with which to assault us, just above the In-Box subheads titled Date, From, and Subject. Don't you think it's well past time that you respect your paying subscribers by eliminating this advertising tripe? Or is it your corporate goal to continue abusing, assaulting, and annoying us to the point of driving us away--you know, the customers who actually keep you in business? I eagerly await your cogent explanation.
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LISA DOAN
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I PAY for this email service! I DO NOT want to see ads, much less female photos dating. This is ******** stuff. Stop the ads in my inbox.
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PRESTON HOWLE
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Remove the ads from MapQuest or just get Google Maps instead.
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Charles Wyatt
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For crying out loud! You people stuff so many **** ads on the screen it is nearly impossible to read an article let alone blocking pictures tied to the articles. As for the popups, ridiculous. WAKE UP to what your customers are telling you. Just to let you know, I have gone to another browser for articles.