AOL is large enough it should check out its paid advertisers allowed on its "Welcome" page. One of those is CHICV. I paid for product because of your approved ad on the Welcome page and never got a confirmation of the order. And the company does not respond, in Asia.

Also Trustpilot has many complaints of poor products or no products. I paid through PayPal, thinking it was safe. I complained to them to stop allowing CHICV to use their payment plan. Now I am advising AOL they may be allowing a scam company to use their welcome page to push "a scheme."

I would hope AOL would ALWAYS check on an advertiser BEFORE letting them in your front door TO US. I have been with AOL I believe for well over two decades, joining when you had modems.

There are other advertisers I see that are on the edge when advertising on your Welcome page, like the ceiling projection with moving objects in a child's bedroom. That company lied, with customers actually running warnings on YouTube on this product.

I have the product and it is a toy, no motion projecting from their postage-sized still BS on the ceiling. Why does AOL allow this, making money off our membership?

I have to now ignore all your ads in the Welcome page, knowing AOL is not checking the product.

Gary Kallback, gkallback@aol.com, Easley, SC 29642