There is nothing free about AOL's free trial. This is a negative option marketing program. Once they get ahold of your credit card account number, u will be an AOL customer whether u want to be or not. If you have given AOL your number you will be an AOL subscriber for the rest of your life, so ...
Last week I called AOL to cancel my service with them. Beforehand I had read the myriad reports on their deceptive practices to keep charging you money after you cancel, so I thought I had all my bases covered. The woman in the cancellation dept that I spoke to (after, of course, the 15 minute 'We ...
I have three unauthorized charges of $25.90 on my credit card statement. I have bought this to the attention to both the card company and AOL. AOL keeps me on hold for long periods of time, therefore I have not been able to talk to anyone about deleting my info from their database. This has created ...
It has probably been well documented but we wish to add our experience with a short subscription to AOL. When we tried to discontinue our subscription we were routed to an operator in Asia who simply would NOT process our request. Upon calling our credit card company, they told us we could not ...
We signed up for the free 30 days for the AOL service due to the cable ISP we were using were having difficulties. We tried on several occasions to cancel the service. For some apparent reason they claimed we were in a contract and they could not cancel the service, they they said they would cancel ...
I signed up for a FREE 90 day TRIAL period with AOL. Don't you know those crooks charged my credit card, which I did not give them for 102.00. I called them and asked why, seeing I have not used their service but, only in the TRIAL period. I spoke with two differnt Reps. Both Reps told me two ...