No need to apoligize, I wasn't using you for a whipping post for the evil
underbelly of AOL. Like I said, I don't have anything against the decent and
honest AOL subscribers, but, the very dark and negative side of AOL that
I've been victimized by has cast an extremely dark impression on me
regarding anything to do with them.
I have even been a subscriber of it several times since the early 90s as
well. I just didn't like their interface, and, navigation, I felt, was
atrocious. I don't know how it has been for the past 5 or 6 years but the
events of the last two years have adversely affected me and I am certainly
not too appreciative of the lax operation of that entity. In fact, I nearly
cringe every time I've heard or read some blustery bull excrement or
advertisement touting their dubious product.
Bill
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Subject: Re: * informant * Recent letter to my ISP
> My apologies! I did not mean to imply that anything was right about AOL,
> only that they were the biggest out there in the beginning and therefore
> garnered the most hacking activity. I believe they are still the biggest.
> That in no way says that AOL is a "great" provider. Rather, that it is a
> breeding ground of illegal and devious activity which provides a fertile
> ground for learning to deal with the negative side.
> As a member since the very early 90's, I've seen a ton of the things you
> mentioned. Thru some methods that may or may not fully comply with their
TOS,
> I've been able to avoid the worst of it.
>
> Sterling
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