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It is illegal for companies to force something on someone then charge them to remove it. They claim ads are necessary and help keep things free, if that were true, there would not be an option to get rid of them. Reporting does nothing, contacting aol does nothing. They plainly do not care about us
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It is actually illegal to force a product (like a ad) on people then try to charge them to get rid of said product. Most companies live in the grey area where they claim the "ads help keep things free." Which is BS cause if that were true and necessary, then why are you trying to charge me to get rid of them? Not to mention the ads are offensive, falsely advertise products, or lead to scam/phishing attempts. You'd think that by using the report option over and over for the same ad would remove it but why would AOL care about its users?
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AOL only allows 500 senders to be blocked(not that it does much anyway), that's only 2-3 months worth of senders. So if you reach this limit the only way to protect yourself is by unblocking harmful senders you have previously blocked. Try filters? Not only do the filters not work in any capacity, I cannot use that option now as it's " currently unavailable". If AOL places limits on my safety how can I protect myself? It seems like AOL wants something to happen to its users accounts. How many people have to complain and address this for the right people to do something about it? Scam and phishing attempts have increased why not our protections? AOL is becoming a disappointing joke. Listen to your users and protect us, DO BETTER!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!1
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Seriously considering deleting my account I've had for 20 years. they say to send them to the ftc but that does nothing, i get 200+ spam emails a day. Either allow unlimited blocked senders/address's OR aol needs to make a email where we can send to them!
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That's because it does not affect them so why would they care? AOL has ****** protections and service. I will not be surprised when they get shut down. They are a joke of a