These ads for weed killers are annoying and, to me, really push the boundaries of what is permissible.
I don't want to see things like that, and I certainly don't want to buy them!!!
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KAREN RIGGS
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The two ads on the mail page by kelly massey are a virus
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OLEG TOLSTENYUK
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Member fees are not enough to cover costs, so adds are important
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Garry Grasinski
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Stop putting ads into the email list. You don't allow us to delete them and it is almost worse than spam.
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John Gentleman
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For years Microsoft has placed Deceptive Ads disguised as something of interest, (or something distasteful you want to remove) but now they not only place these ads, but even if you just try to remove the ad, it says "You Clicked On A Deceptive Ad", NO! I clicked on the Box that should mark it as the Item I want deleted from my screen. I DID NOT attempt to open the Ad. Microsoft then Demands that you call their number and they will fix the problem. The problem is that this Ad has locked the computer controls & screen demanding you call Microsoft & FOR A LARGE SUM OF MONEY they will fix & restore your computer. IT's time for AOL to STOP ALLOWING THESE KINDS OF ADS, you are complicite in this SCAM! Users have paid Thousands of dollars, maybe Hundreds of Thousands of dollars since this has been a SCAM Aol has allowed for at least 20 years in one form or another. If not, then maybe you'd prefer a CLASS ACTION LAW SUIT?!?
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Michael Chadburn
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No need. You guys know already what I mean.
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Ellen Chiboucas
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Exactly what the header says. I shouldn't have to pay to not see ads, and I am ok with ads -- but the flashing, moving, strobing ones are more than a distraction. They are overtly distracting, and trigger migraines and epilepsy. Does AOL want to pay for medical bills that they cause?
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BARBARA COWAN
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pleas stop putting adds at the top of my email, The one that said, ,some has viewed your profile 3 times is a hacker, a alarm went of and flashing lights and I could not do anything with my computer. I had to unplug it and glad it did reload. scarry!! its back at the top of my email again today and I want it gone!!!!
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Maria Soz
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Please stop placing dating sites on my inbox section. First of all I'm a straight Women married to my Husband. Not looking for any disgusting dating sites. Why place women dating sites? Disgusting. Also don't want any Male dating sites. It's so disappointing. I've been using your email service for many years and I think you should take action & remove them for good. Thank you!
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Joe Kuras
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STOP WITH OFFENSIVE ADS. NO MATTER HOW I ADJUST SETTINGS YOU KEEP SHOWING CLEAVAGE, BRAS AND PANTIES. STOP IT!!!! I AM A RETIRED, ELDERLY MALE. I DON'T WANT **** IN MY ADS. SHOW IT TO WOMEN. BUT NOT ME. C'MON. WHAT'S YOUR PROBLEM?? WHY CAN'T I MAKE IT STOP. WHY WON'T YOU MAKE IT STOP??????
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B SCHICK
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I dont mind seeing ads but when you sexualize them and put half naked women in the ads it makes it even worse. Send the ads to people that want to see it. Its extremely distracting and inappropriate for families. Stop selling ads from foreign companies wanting to sell to AOL ads.
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B SCHICK
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Agree with other commenters. Tired of seeing scantly clad women in clothing that should not be seen on my mail page. I am a female and take big offense to this and sickens me that you would think someone would buy clothing products because a woman half naked is wearing it. I find it apalling that my family has to see them as well as we share our computer.
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Gina Jones
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Apparently you do not want to hear my improvement idea because you refuse to post it. Maybe that should tell you something about those annoying adds
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Obie Silverwood
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If you don't stop your sexual suggestive ads on the right side of the screen with women in sexual positions, I'm going to cancel my service.
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Obie Silverwood
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If you don't stop your sexual suggestive ads on the right side of the screen with women in sexual positions, I'm going to cancel my service.
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cloaked2u1
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Eleven Forest has spectacular pictures of clothing in an ad on AOL's email; however, the reality is they produce extremely cheap **** and not like the items in the ad. I'm trying to get a refund and they offered 20% of the actual cost of the ****. AOL needs to scrutinize who they accept money from for advertising and research the quality of the business. Apply some sort of standard to help protect AOL's reputation.
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Rita Knipfer
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Eleven Forest has spectacular pictures of clothing, an ad on the email screen, however, the reality is they produce cheap ****. I'm trying to get a refund and they offered 20% of the actual cost of the ****. AOL needs to scrutinize who they accept money from for advertising and research the quality of the business. Apply some sort of standard.
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Denise D
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I am posting about a continuous and aggressive ad about this product called BraveRX. The pictures of nothing but seductive and women dressed in revealing clothes to sell this product is very annoying. I say it is aggressive because I have selected so many times I can't count anymore the reason why I do not continue to see this ad continues to post anyway. This ad is understandably for MEN and also exploits women with the suggestions. Please remove it because I am sure enough people especially men, after seeing the blondes displayed to support the sales, have either purchased or downloading the website of the ad. Thank You.
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D S
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Exactly! This is ridiculous, ladies underwear, crotchless gross. My business customers do not need to see this.
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Torsten Philippi
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Bitte unterlassen sie diese Werbeanzeige von Apple, die sperrt mir jedesmal den gesamten Bilschirm.
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JAMES CASSELS
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asiansouls ads. This is disgusting, cheap, and very inappropriate. If you report the ad you will just get flooded with more.