So Christian,
How do I contact AOL as a user.
I got a AOL Priority email about some TOS violation
on a user name my daughter hasn't used since before college.
I can't figure if this is phishing or what, and
AOL does a real good job of making themselves inaccessible.
Regards, Bob S.
On Thu, Dec 17
John Sessoms wrote:
From: Bob Sullivan
Sorry about that.
I never understood AOL's business model.
When they cut back on hosting web pages,
I cut back from $29/month to $10/month.
I can go to $0 when you leave.
I find the interface is getting more cumbersome,
and the time it takes to link to thei
John Francis wrote:
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 04:40:30PM -0800, Joseph McAllister wrote:
Since I have gotten no email addressed to me from anyone I know for
several years through my email account at AOL, I am rescinding my right
to that user name, as soon as someone from AOL pays attention to my
On Dec 16, 2009, at 17:41 , John Francis wrote:
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 04:40:30PM -0800, Joseph McAllister wrote:
Since I have gotten no email addressed to me from anyone I know for
several years through my email account at AOL, I am rescinding my
right
to that user name, as soon as someo
On Wed, Dec 16, 2009 at 04:40:30PM -0800, Joseph McAllister wrote:
>
> Since I have gotten no email addressed to me from anyone I know for
> several years through my email account at AOL, I am rescinding my right
> to that user name, as soon as someone from AOL pays attention to my
> attempts t
On Dec 16, 2009, at 14:46 , Christian wrote:
AOL still makes about $3 Billion a year off dial-up subscribers
(what we call the access business). We are now no longer an
advertising company as we were for a few years but now we are a
"Content" company and we have a new service that assigns
From: Bob Sullivan
Sorry about that.
I never understood AOL's business model.
When they cut back on hosting web pages,
I cut back from $29/month to $10/month.
I can go to $0 when you leave.
I find the interface is getting more cumbersome,
and the time it takes to link to their web pages is often
As per earlier discussions here, off-shore services are often not what
you expect from them.
A large quick service restaurant moved their on-line help desk offshore.
After many franchisee complaints, it moved back into the USA.
And yes, the AOL pages can be slow.
There are usually 7-9 headline page
AOL still makes about $3 Billion a year off dial-up subscribers (what we
call the access business). We are now no longer an advertising company
as we were for a few years but now we are a "Content" company and we
have a new service that assigns stories based on page views etc.
I'm surprised t
Sorry about that.
I never understood AOL's business model.
When they cut back on hosting web pages,
I cut back from $29/month to $10/month.
I can go to $0 when you leave.
I find the interface is getting more cumbersome,
and the time it takes to link to their web pages is often long.
This wasn't not
Christian wrote:
Joseph McAllister wrote:
FYI. I finally figured out how to stop the 30-50 unwanted emails a
day I was having to trash in Mac Mail.
I killed my AOL account.
:(
I probably won't have a job when I get back from Oz in January. 1,100
people took the voluntary separation pa
Joseph McAllister wrote:
FYI. I finally figured out how to stop the 30-50 unwanted emails a day I
was having to trash in Mac Mail.
I killed my AOL account.
:(
I probably won't have a job when I get back from Oz in January. 1,100
people took the voluntary separation package which leaves
On Dec 16, 2009, at 09:13 , P. J. Alling wrote:
Mark Roberts wrote:
Someone at 94.102.49.76 (ecatel.net in the Netherlands) has trying to
hack into my blog about 75 times a day... for the past month, at the
very least! That in spite of getting a 403 "Forbidden" error every
time (because I've wa
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