| REVIEWER | RATING & REVIEW |
 | Donovan (127)
02/26/2007 | AOL is the worst provider out there in my book. The software takes over your computer and downloads hidden files that are very difficult to get rid of. The e-mail as others have mentioned is unreliable. Customer service is not the best and the operator/ techs are hard to understand because they are in another country trying to speak English but are not doing a very good job because of their accent. The English sounds, well not like English. When you try to cancel service they will turn on you and not want to hear what you have to say. If you switch to cable internet and say I do not need your slow broadband they will eventually say, "if you stay with us we will only charge you only $5.00 per month." I still told them no, I said AOL slows down my cable. They said that is impossible; I said it is true. Anyway, when I finally got all of the AOL junk downloads off of my computer its runs a lot faster. I am very happy with cable internet.
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 | krispykrememo (1)
03/04/2006 | I can only recieve e-mails half the time; I dont know if a good friend has sent an e-mail to me or not, that can screw our friendship up!
(1 voted this helpful, 0 funny and 0 agree) |
 | MTiger_87 (2)
06/07/2005 | It's much easier to access your AOL mail when signed in to AOL. Otherwise, it just seems tedious.
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 | texasyankee (21)
03/30/2005 | Don't like any part of AOL
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 | PTRoxieMisha (3)
03/30/2005 | While the actual mail section AOL 9.0 is flawless, it's the section on AOL's website that makes me a little angry. Everytime I try to read or delete an email there, I get a message saying my login session has expired - even when I've only been logged in for a minute. This could just be my computer, though.
(2 voted this helpful, 0 funny and 0 agree) |
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