GO BACK TO CLASSIC EMAIL
I just want classic email back. I've had it since 1995. Can't handle the change, don't mess up what already works.
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klbrx
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Undo the change and reactivate the mail settings we have all used for 30 years. You have 15,000 comments and requests for this in 2 - 3 months and you are just sitting there doing nothing at all. Where is your professionalism? The forced change is completely unorganized, cluttered, cramped window and pop up windows that are completely unnecessary. The original settings were completely the opposite and was wonderful. Seriously, are you on disability and not working? Is anyone reading the feedback for the horrendous changes that were forced on us? That employee or volunteer should be fired. The changes are a mess. My God. Change it back already. The stupid breaks in the inbox with the days of the week are ridiculous and small box window are horrible to name a few. In fact, every single thing you changed is a horrible mess. CHANGE IT BACK.
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PHYLLIS A VICCIONE
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Bring back the old format. I HATE your new and improved version!!!
I will find another email to utilize if you will not allow me to change to the old AOL Email version. -
SUSRACH HM
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Why bother. Complaints are ignored. I hate this new format and will be finished transitioning out of AOL Mail shortly. Worst piece of bug-infested software.
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Barbara Handel
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I have had to spend hours retrieving emails, trying to maintain desired fonts and downloading simple files. This new system is more complicated, frustrating, slow and impossible.
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JORDAN SALIM
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The new AOL email sucks! Two MAJOR issues:
1). when you open a new email, the format is already in reply form?? You can actually "see" your new email. You have to "delete" your reply in order for the original email to be visible.
That is a lot of unnecessary steps just to open a simple email. And, you have to do it EVERY SINGLE TIME for EVERY SINGLE EMAIL!
2). There is no longer an option to compose an email outside of the AOL window. So you can no longer look at a prior email as you compose a new one?
Overall, the "new and improved" email is NOT!!!!
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LARRY TITUS
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Had to spend about five minutes trying to figure out how to access an email written earlier then sent to a folder... had to read everything, check everywhere.... just to find out how to find an email sent earlier in the day. Why? Why isn't this simple, clear, obvious, intuitive like AOL used to be? Several times I've tried to do something that used to be done in seconds, only not to be able to do it at all, or now and then ended up losing the email... and what's up with the three dots, upper right? I often need to put an email on the desktop, to abstract/quote/add info & then print. I still have no idea how to do that now with the "new" AOL, & it's one of the essentials I need often, every day, to use incoming information & make it available for later use. I've found workarounds.... awkward... time-consuming... & that's just one example. We were among your first to use AOL. We valued it so much that we continued to pay for AOL for a year, even when there was no charge. I'd pay again, just to have the former, classic, easy-to-use, efficient, helpful, organic, obvious, practical, well-designed, intuitive AOL back again, saving me time AND aggravation every day.
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[Deleted User]
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How come you never read allll l the feedback below - most of it says that this new system absolutley SUCKS and we want to go back to the old one that works. They're irght - you don't read it. And you don't care about the people you are supposed to be serving. What a disgrace you are to the world.
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[Deleted User]
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I TOTALLY AGREE, CINDY!!! This new AOL is ABSOLUTELY HORRRRRIBLE & IMPOSSIBLE TO FIGURE OUT!!!!!!!!
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JOHN BYRNES
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I would expect a class action lawsuit is comming regarding the new format mail issues?
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Celia BRADLEY
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AOL must see by now what the people want. The old format back. So why haven't they changed it back. Admit they made a mistake with changing it in the first place and return the old format .. it works where this new one does not. Otherwise what is the point of them asking for our suggestions to improve aol mail.
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BRUCE GILBERT
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I wasn't happy with my email font size; found an answer that successfully allowed
me to change the size from medium to extra large. However, I could not find the adjustment
that will allow my preloaded signature block to adjust to the same size as my new extra
large font now used for my message. As it is now, I must delete my automatic signature block
information. This is gilbertbn@aol.com; thank you -
LaTigre
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Not feeling the ash gray and weak black color. Need a real black color and the same for Yahoo.
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John Varven
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Please move the toolbar back to the top.
Including Send, Attach, Move, Delete, Forward, Forward all, Etc.
It is very inconvenient and not user friendly at all.
Please change it back.Respectfully Submitted
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Janet DeAnna
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Go back to classic email. New and improved is way too cumbersome.
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ANTHONY ARCATI
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they dont care...they probably arent even reading these anymore....if they are they are laughing at us as we continue to send our views...thats ok..what goes around comes around....these losers that running this will have nothing to run anymore so they can go on unemployment
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roger eaton
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Myself and several friends who use AOL all now agree that you can't take AOL seriously as a quality email platform or as a news platform. Aol should rarely revert back to it's old format for it to recover any credibility.
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Gary Anderson
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It is obvious in reading these posts that aol is not interested in making any changes or returning to a previous format that was useful. I'm switching to a new provider.
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MARDELL HINES
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Please bring back my classic email
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MARDELL HINES
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Go back to classic email Please I must keep the old was please do not mess up what works for me.
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MICHAEL QUINN
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fire the people that were involved with making the new one.