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Quote from: php on May 08, 2005, 09:05:54 PM
welcome to the forum marc57
yup, thats the way AOL is, even putting the cd in your drive makes icons all over the place...
Thanks for the welcome, Yeah it took me the better part of 3 hours to get completely rid of it,And of course the antivirus that came with AOL (McAfee) stopped working, so I had to get rid of it also.
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Why would anyone want to get rid of AOL? It is the best!
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Why would anyone want to get rid of AOL? It is the best!
You're absolutely right peepnklown....great speeds, great service, awesome browsing and security software...i mean, what more could you ask for in an ISP?? LOL
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You may also want to run a registry cleaner. When I ran one on one of my old computers (I forget the name of the program), there were literaly dozens of AOL entries in the registry.
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Why would anyone want to get rid of AOL? It is the best!
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same... i like trillian pro better than aim anyway... as a bonus, theres no ads or icons appearing all over
Trillian Pro owns. I love it.
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PPPPPFFFFFFFFFFFTTTTTTTTTTT...
man I just farted and thought I smelled AOL....
then i saw this thread.......funny...seems like you pay AOL to advertise to you....
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But i totally agree, i used AOL for years, so did my family and what not. But then we dropped it for Wal Mart connect which was only 10 bucks a month for unlimited dial up usage and it was perfect for my dad who traveled a whole hell of a lot back then. Then came Satellite which is a pain in my d*ck to get to work with AOL then cable and NO aol.... been smooth ever since.
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my uncle wont switch from aol because then u cant do parental controls easy, cus he has a lot of kids, and even my dad still uses aol because of his businesses e-mail, so we actually have aol and dsl right now, which is a complete waste of money.
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I really hope they go on bankruptcy or actually they should just shutdown.
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i highly doubt they will go brankrupt honestly. very highly doubt that.
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aol is already moving away from subscribers by letting everyone, not just the poor sods that pay for it visit their homepage. they are now financing it with advertising. if this means that you pay for it and still have to look at the ads on your homepage i don't know, but it wouldn't surprise me.
since aol has gone in with time warner bankruptcy is unlikely. more likely is the cessation of internet access if enough people leave. but with the difficulties encountered by many when they try to leave, their customer retention is pretty good. not to mention the fact that if you have installed the aohell cd your pc is pretty much useless for any other connection because of the aol trojan(tm) technology that is installed.
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When i had AOL...bout 4yrs ago...i got a rediculous amount of spam amd i cant beleive I paid 24 bux for such a crappy isp...I still get ads in the mail offering 6 months free
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my uncle wont switch from aol because then u cant do parental controls easy, cus he has a lot of kids, and even my dad still uses aol because of his businesses e-mail, so we actually have aol and dsl right now, which is a complete waste of money.
Depending on where you live, you might be able to get the AOL/Road Runner bundle package. This means that you get a cable connection, but still keep your AOL account active. It's no additional cost for the AOL, you just pay for the cable modem and connection, plus you get the RR account and benefits.
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