In AOL’s quest to profit solely from advertising placed on websites, in email and in IM clients, they are slowly but surely dumping almost every subscription-based business they own. The most recent victims are Xdrive, Bluestring, AOL Pictures, AIM World (I can’t find anything on it except this MySpace page so I think AOL might […]
“Invasive AOL updates!” A young lady from Los Angeles emailed me this week asking, “Are you familiar with these invasive AOL updates? Can you help me???” I test AOL’s software for my blog, so the answer is, “Yes and yes”. One nearly fool-proof method to make AOL’s forced updates stop is to delete the stick.dll […]
AOL’s software and services, like email accounts, have been given away for free to AOL members in the US and the UK since August of 2006. This FAQ answers your questions about canceling payment of AOL, converting to a free AOL account, and removing AOL. Just click the links below to be brought to the […]
From: Daniel @ Halexandria Foundation Dear MMarah (of Anti-AOL), I am not an AOL subscriber…I managed to dodge that particular bullet. But I do have a complaint that might interest you. I have a large non-profit website (about 850 web pages and roughly 3 million hits per month). I also send out a quarterly e-mail […]
Thanks for the emails, everyone. I’m answering requests for help with AOL first and everything else when I can. What follows is an email sent to me by an IT developer last week. There will be more emails on Anti-AOL soon so stay tuned. I’d just like to comment on your site as something you […]
When AOL first caught on you had to pay an expensive hourly rate for it, which could easily add up to as much as $800 a month for hard-core gamers and Internet addicts. Years later as the amount of people getting online with AOL skyrocketed AOL did away with hourly billing and went to flat-rate […]
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