Anthony From Los Angeles, California
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A lot of sites still you it. It's still in use as a human verification system. I'm not a big fan of it either, but I know why it's there, and something we just have to deal with. It's not just AOL. I have the same issue on Google sites and so forth.
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I find the new AOL Desktop Gold fine. It's more modern and update even though sadly it doesn't have AIM anymore. I mean...the program has to progress...you can't go back to the old AOL. None of the younger people in the 21st century are going to use AOL if it's desktop platform looks like AOL 4.0 from 1998. Lets be real here. We're in 2025 (at the time of my comment), we're not in 1999 anymore.
Hey, AOL/Yahoo! has to make money some how hehe. I believe as of this post it's only $6.99 for AOL Desktop Gold if you want just that. Technically email is free to access via their website. In 1996 when I first used AOL (I was sixteen years old then) it was like $29.99 a month or something like that for unlimited usage.