Stop the ads, nothing more nothing less AOL. lets start a cancellation policy
How about this, we all start to cancel our business with AOL until they rollback this ******* decision. They have taken advise from some clown or competitor to ruin a decent business. a 20 yr customer about to cancel.
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Anonymous
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There are so many ads, the site gets totally blocked.
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Anonymous
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I've quit the paid AOL..Went to Att.net. I will leave completely once I'm sure every site that I want has been switched over to ATT.net. Great spam filter on Att and it's
FREE. While you're at it leave Facebook too and try WeMe.com. No discriminating filters on WeMe. You can post anything you want. -
Steve
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I can't access my spam folder due to a Verizon ad blocking the page.
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Anonymous
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I DON'T WANT ANY ADVERTISEMENT IN MY AOL EMAIL I AM GOING TO CANCEL MY AOL IF YOU DON'T HELP WITH THIS!
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Anonymous
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You need to block unsolicited ads
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Marilyn Sliwa
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I have a wide screen monitor. Now advertising is stealing my screen space. You companies are getting FREE SPACE from my computer & STEALING my screen space AND YOU ARE NOT PAYING ME FOR THE USE OF MY SPACE. LET'S ALL GET TOGETHER AND FILE SUIT AGAINST THESE THIEVES!!!
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ric
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tired of getting AOL advertisements - now 2-3 a day. sigh.
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Ged
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Also, STOP PUTTING A ZILLION ADVERTISING COOKIES ON MY COMPUTER EVERY TIME I USE AOL. IT SLOWS DOWN MY PC AND SILENTLY AFFECTS MY SOFTWARE VERY BADLY. I LITERALLY HAVE GO TO SETTINGS TO GET THAT SHYTE OFF MY DEVICES; Simple, Right!
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no way
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basic version is much better than standard, advertising sidebar on standard is far more annoying than top ad bar on basic, but you doubtlessly know that and want people to watch annoying ads although you seem unaware people despise distractions and will not patronize the distracting ads
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Anonymous
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NO MORE ADS NOW, WHAT A WASTE OF BUSINESS TIME TO PAYING CUSTOMERS> STOP NOW
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Anonymous
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These ridiculous pop up ads are a real pain. Are you that hard up for money?
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Anonymous
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Am heading to check out protonmail.com now ... or something similar.
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Anonymous
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I now officially HATE AOL - and I've had it for 15 years. Am going to find another email service to use. I am now getting TONS of spam in my main mailbox. If it wasn't rude to cuss here I'd do it - I am so angry!
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Anonymous
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AOL.."AMERICA ON LINE"!!!..NOT "ADS ON LINE" which are totally screwing up the experience on this site these days!!!!!!
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Nicole Yancey
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Stop publicity on the sidebar... not interested and not solicited
it takes away from full screen
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Shaun
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I am disappointed that the AOL main page carries a link to the Scam 'Brexitrader' with images of Gordon Ramsay and other fake references. I appreciate this isn't about spam, but couldn't find any other way of posting / contacting Aol. Can items like that not be checked before being permitted onto Aol's pages.....
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Kathleen Cathey
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Am DEFINITELY NOT INTERESTED IN DEFORMED MEN'S PENISES!!!
aM NOT INTERESTED IN CATHETERS, OR FEMININE PRODUCTS OR ANY BODILY, OR MEDICAL AIDS. LEAVE ME TO DIE WITHOUT PHARMACEUTICAL ADS. -
Anonymous
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Please remove VILE *** and medication ads, It is disgusting
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pops
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I find it not only agrivating, but a very unsafe problem to have an permanent ad box at the top of my inbox that appears in a space right above the first space at the top of the listing of new our emails. It not only causes one to click on that ad by mistake, but the same ad stays there for a long time (perhaps a month) which is totally unnecessary. It also may cause one to be on a site that allows other sites to record, and track your web movements, or to click on some link that leads to a webpage that is spam, or etc. I have called AOL support and was unable to receive any help for this as I was told it was not within your ability to correct this problem. I don't understand why! By the way, I was unable to read your 'terms of service' and did not want to agree to you posting my email account with aol online or anyplace else, but I hope that your policy includes that protection if I used your feedback.
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Anonymous
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I am fed up with ADVERTISING. I have located a free, encrypted email service, NO advertising, NO marketing of my personal information-----aka: protonmail.com 100% private. Good by AOL, Yahoo, Google.