I will discontinue the use of AOL if I have to constantly chase the "next bar" around the screen.
Stop using my bandwidth to post these exceedingly extreme advertisements. I will stop using AOL and use a more friendly service. I pay for this service and should not be subjected to the advertisements. You go so far as to make me chase the next bar around the screen.
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PETER TREVINO commented
Can you please stop the "Next Page" articles, they are impossible to read! I know you want the money from the advertisements on each page, but for us, who pay for your services, it is annoying, it takes longer to read the articles, and, since we don't get to see the end of the article, we don't know how long the article will be. Thank you.
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Can you please stop the "Next Page" articles, they are impossible to read!
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DENNIS BOURN
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Don't know why AOL decided to put the articles in little snippets so we have to continually click through a bunch of pages to read the articles. It's very annoying and a turn-off for me. I am thinking of switching to Goggle or some other IP.
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Trinell Moore
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Stop posting stories that require "next" to read. Get with the real world. Everything is faster...everything. If I am paying (which I am), you are discouraging me. I don't see the benefit.
Posting repetitive, old stories, and more ads than news make me feel as if you think I can't see or read. I don't need all the interruptions. I literally stop reading things like Honest Paws stories and Google the results.
You are slowly but surely losing a former anchor, reporter, and loyal fan of your service because you are not keeping up with what you used to give us for free; and/or taking the time to get some writers on your team! Pull stories I can read in minutes. Watch TikTok, Instagram, the use of Texting, television commercials, and You Tube. They have all caught on to the fact that people just want the facts. If I wanted a newspaper I would buy one. -
NIELS SPERLING
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put the articles on one page and stop the NEXT PAGE in order to read the article.. I have stop reading all of the cause it takes to much time and is annoying to do. keep it simple
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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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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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ARNOLD HUNTINGTON
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Cut your stories in half to keep our attention, please.
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Thomas Hawksblood
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When mr tRUMP tries to fight the system - we should not support it. If he wants to go back to his home country we should make him.,When he attacks the US system with his twisted ideas we should not allow him. OH it should be people's votes not electoral votes ever. WE should have let the idea the rich control the world a long time ago, but we did not stop it. Now tRUMP threatening the world- guess he is ready for a few different wars and no one can say anything. Really? He says the storm is ready to hit and no one should inter- fear. AOL who do you really support .
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Thomas Hawksblood
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Stop making stories ridiculously long, When they don't need to be..If you talk about a subject we don't need the history of the world. Then who are you letting write the stories in the first place? Do they get paid? WHY? I get censored by you let fool talk against the US system like they are right. Attacking our New president with a sick man that should have never been in there in the first place. I have been with AOL since they began, now how many years later are they more worried about things other then their own site and how it works. How ABOUT A LIVE DEBATE WITH THE PEOPLE DOING THE CENSORING. DO ANY OF THESE PEOPLE KNOW THE REAL PROBLEMS IN THE WORLD, never mind the internet?
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Thomas Hawksblood
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I pay 50.00 dollars a month for more years then most people on AOL> and I have no say in what I have to see on my computer.
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Thomas Hawksblood
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When you say something show that first and then go through the rest of the stupid stuff. I pay almost 50.00 a month and have so much bull between adds, and forced to look at so many thing before I see the only thing I want to.
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Claire Kern
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DISGUSTING TO SEE A ROACH CRAWLING INTO SOMEONES EAR IN ORDER TO SCROLL DOWN TO SEE THE NEXT PHOTO. SICK!
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Phyllis Gettis
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Limit the Next word and write the whole story since after 4 clicks I quit reading "NEXT" since it's so annoying to all I know.
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Phyllis Gettis
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MY FRIENDS AND I ARE TIRED OF HAVING TO SPEND SO MUCH TIME READING A HEADLINE TO SEE "NEXT" THAT WE ARE THINKING OF GETTING OUT OF AOL!!!! IT'S BORING AND TIME CONSUMING TOO
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JUDITH A. CARLSON
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I"m sick and tired of having to go through a lot of background stuff, back stories, before I can get to what the headline promises. I just won't know Joaquin Phoenix's baby's name because I just won't do it.
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ED MANRING
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Please stop !!!!! putting news on that was reported on months ago or some even over a year . and please stop covering stories up with adds , and by the way without having to click NEXT PAGE. ive been a member for many many many years. aol. it getting worse
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THOMAS WELLS
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Results are that I no longer page thru your slide after slide .
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THOMAS WELLS
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I take too long to pan thru your slide shows to view a topic aol has presented. The slide show drags it out too long.
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Anonymous
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see above- Put one story on the page and take 1/2 the advertising off.
It's one HOT MESS
Want to cancel AOL now. Your pages look like a schzophrenic would enjoy.