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    ROBERT JEFFREY commented  · 

    Is there a team for AOL that investigates such things so it doesn't happen to other people?

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    ROBERT JEFFREY commented  · 

    Why does AOL post banners or ad's for companies that show up as scams on the Better Business Bureau's website? I fell for a scam and paid money for a 250th US Anniversary for $48.98. Turns out the company is located in Hong Kong, but nothing is indicated on the purchase site where I bought the 250th US Anniversary hat, that the company is in Hong Kong. There isn't any indication that this company is fraudulent.

    Something should be done to prevent this from people falling victim to such web pages that you display on AOL.

    Robert J. - ibdancn4fun@verizon.net

    Please email me back with an answer. Thank you

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    ROBERT JEFFREY commented  · 

    Why does AOL post banners or ad's for companies that show up as scams on the Better Business Bureau's website? I fell for a scam and paid money for a 250th US Anniversary for $48.98. Turns out the company is located in Hong Kong, but nothing is indicated on the purchase site where I bought the 250th US Anniversary hat, that the company is in Hong Kong. Nor is there any indication that this company is fraudulent.

    Something should be done to prevent this from people falling victim to such web pages that you display on AOL.

    Robert J.

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    ROBERT JEFFREY commented  · 

    Why does AOL post banners or ad's for companies that show up as scams on the Better Business Bureau's website? I fell for a scam and paid money for a 250th US Anniversary for $48.98. Turns out the company is located in Hong Kong, but nothing is indicated on the purchase site where I bought the 250th US Anniversary hat, that the company is in Hong Kong. Nor is there any indication that this company is fraudulent.

    Something should be done to prevent this from people falling victim to such web pages that you display on AOL.

    Robert J.

    ROBERT JEFFREY supported this idea  · 

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