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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Diana
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I hate these bloody adverts interfering with my email accout and what them stopped!
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Neil Holliday
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Virgin gambling ad with spinning wheals not necessary. Highly distracting, don't need it. How are under 18's or ex gamblers able to rid them selves of this blight. AOL get your act together!!!!
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Anonymous
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Reduce the number of ads. I only use my AOL account for junk email and a few old friends because of the number of ads and clickbait that you are displaying.
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ken
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DITTO. ADS ARE ANNOYING AND DISTRACTING FROM MY DAILY OPERATION.
WE ARE NOT BUYING ANY OF THE SHT ANYWAY SO HOW DO WE ELIMINATE THIS
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Anonymous
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I do not want to do business with lending tree. They are not a good business to do business with, I keep asking them to stop e-mails and they ignore and pile on more. I will choose the people I want to do business with. I do not mind a brief ad but every time I open my AOL I get bombarded with Lending Tree ads.
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SANDY ABRAMOW
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I agree whole heartily that you should stop all this anti Trump bias you are constantly subjecting subscribers to. I would never make AOL my home page because of this. I just keep my AOL Email address to use for people and businesses I do not care to hear from. You don't let me cancel the address, so it comes in handy! PS TRUMP 2020!
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Shelley
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The adds have seriously slowed the whole site down, time to move on
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P. Lieberman
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Allow the users to SPECIFY types of ads, and placement. I would NOT object to ads for museums for exampoe, at places I want to visit. But thee is a LIvestly ad with a pair of women who look like boob job bodymodded bimbos in bikins at the top of the webmail page and it makes me wish for castration implement usage on everyone involed in producing and deploying and facilitating that piece of sexist demeaning excrement being present display on my computer dipslay.... Give users CONTROL of ads and where they're placed for the users to see, and there won't be hate mail about what ads show up!
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Anonymous
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getting ready to cancel my aol mail because of ads!!!
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Anonymous
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Per your current Ad campaign, I cannot even read my email without banners showing up. Like many others, I am leaving. I would be willing to pay more if I was not being bombarded with ads for products/service that I will never use.
I have been with AOL for close to 25 years (i am no longer sure when I started it has been long)
but I now have choices and you have lost based on repeated bombarding ads.Marleen
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Anonymous
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stop the ******** ads you cant even delete
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Anonymous
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I WILL BE CLOSING MY ACCOUNT AFTER 15 YEARS. AOL HAVE NOW PLACED AN OBTRUSIVE AD IN THE APPEARANCE OF AN EMAIL AT THE TOP OF ONE'S EMAIL 'IN' FOLDER. IT LOOKS LIKE AN UNATTENDED EMAIL AND IS DAM WELL INFURIATING. THIS MUST BE REMOVED.
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Frank
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Agreed on all counts. I have been paying for this service since the 1990's and I have had it with the ads on EVERY spot they can be placed. If AOL management is so pathetic that they cannot come up with a model that does not include driving away your loyalist of customer's then you will fail and it will be well deserved!
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Henry Velasco
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Very fed up with WAY TO MANY ADDS
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JK
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I am a paying customer and do not really use your "benefits" such as McAfee.
Why not stop the ads for paying customers like the online streaming services and other reasonable services do. That would offer some incentive to keep paying monthly -
Anonymous
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I'm tired of AOL being unable to block unwanted senders with AOL telling me that the **** email address doesn't exist when I just got it off the **** email!! I've been a AOL user for over 25 years but that's in jeopardy!! If you can't meet your subscribers needs, get out ot the media delivery business AOL!! You have official been certified as a joke!!!!
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Anonymous
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Same feedback from me that aligns with many others, loyal to AOL for a number of years, back when monthly service was less than $10/month and now paying $30/month and INUNDATED with moronic and unwanted ads! I really need to kick this habit and move my email to one of the "free accounts" that have a reason for excessive ads to fund their service. And ditto to political bias! Gone are the days when companies that provide a public service remain neutral in their political and religious beliefs, letting their customers arrive at their own opinions. AOL's practices will kill its service and have no one to blame but themselves.
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Marie
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I'm a long time AOL user (1990's) and have been teased and laughed at because AOL is considered old school and out of it, but I'm loyal so I am still here ... BUT ... the political bias is B.S.! AOL is trying to sway the vote.I looked up some of your writers and they are all on one side of the fence. One day you will be obsolete because you could not stay neutral.
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Beverly Caron
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I have an active ad blocker and even that doesn't stop the ads on aol
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Beverly Caron
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there is an HTTP:YAHOO.COM message all over the aol bingo site. It is extremely annoying can you get rid of it or are you allowing it for some unknown reason?
The ONLY reason I use aol at all is for their bingo game!!!!