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Re: Off Topic. AOL charging for Broadband
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Posted by Alkay on January 03, 2007 at 06:45:15 from (69.179.157.48):
In Reply to: Off Topic. AOL charging for Broadband posted by MT Pockets on January 02, 2007 at 17:32:53:
A few years ago a $100 charge showed up on my checking account as an AOL Club of some sort. After 4 or 5 days of agonizing phone calls, most of which were to people in India, and the worst case of runaround I've ever experienced I found out that by cashing a $5 check that AOL has sent me for being a "valued customer" automatically signed me up for the $100 charge! I don't think I've ever been so mad and my blood pressure so high as when I was dealing with this problem. Of course I was able to cancel, but it took almost two months to get the credit back to my account. Of course when I told AOL I wanted to cancel my internet service they offered me all types of lower prices to stay with them. It floors me how they will give you a lower price if you whine and complain, but if you are a good loyal customer they stick it to you every month. I will never, and I mean never have anything to do with AOL internet service again. And I will tell anyone who will listen what a bunch of liars and cheats these guys are.
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