In July of I signed up for AOL's 'free 30 day trial'. When I had it for 28 days, I called their customer service line to cancel. The representative assured me it was cancelled. A few days later, a charge shows up on my bank statement for $23.90. I called AOL a couple of days later, and the ...
I just found a entry on my debit card for $25.95, I checked and they have been billing me for two seperate accounts for over six months. I have not added it all up yet but its going to be around $500 dollars. The charge only occurs once a month and is very cryptic so its gone unoticed. I tried ...
I read my credit card statement and noticed a $25.90 charge. I did open an account, but at the same time i changed my mind and told the CSR to cancel. Then he said okay, but a couple of days later i get charged. So i called and they said they would refund my money within 3 billing cycles, 3 months, ...
I began using AOL on active duty around January. I used their service with no problems until August when I deployed with the Marine Corps. I let them talk me into keeping my account active while I was deployed, so that I could utilize their services when I returned to the states. This proved to be ...
I canceled the aol account back in March. First I had tried to cancel around Oct. And was told it would be best to keep the account till March since it's paid for in advance and it wouldn't be worthwhile to cancel then because it would cost the same and I wouldn't be able to use the service (or at ...
For the last 4-5 months, AOL has been calling my home number (which is on the do not call list) demanding that I update my credit card information for an account that does not exist. I do not give them information and they refuse to give me my account number, although their fraud department tells ...