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by Freak369 in Online Stores & Services, - Top 10, Apr 30 '03
Pros: Large database of dial up numbers, pricing plans, multiple email accounts. Cons: Frequent disconnections, tons of spam, lack of customer service, bad browser.
America On Line [AOL] is probably the easiest online service provider to get hooked up with. After being pimped in movies such as Youve Got Mail and Austin Powers, free start up discs everywhere and commercials...
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by meleahk, - Top 100, Mar 25 '02
Pros: ease to use, fast connect most of the time Cons: cost
Thanks to a very good friend, she corrected me. I had this review in the incorrect place. It is now in the correct place. Thanks friend.
My Review of Aol
We all connect to the Internet in way or another. I connect with...
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by psugrowler - Top 500, Oct 26 '00
Pros: Easy interface Cons: N/A
When I first logged on to AOL years ago I was connecting at 14.4 baud and my computer had a whopping 8 megs of RAM. Back then, I didn’t really know much but then again I didn’t really need much. I had e-mail, content, buddy chat with IM’s and a...
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by CyndiA - Top 50, Mar 12 '04
Pros: I will be happy if I can just get rid of it. Cons: My thoughts on the cons are not suitable for print.
It’s almost time for my contract to run out with a local Internet provider service, and since the one I’m using is slow and cuts me off at inopportune moments and since I got an AOL 9.0 install disk in the mail yesterday, I thought . . . why not try ...
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by Horswispr - Top 100, Aug 06 '01
Pros: User friendly; many features; decent customer service Cons: log-off problems; SPAM
I signed up for AOL over two years ago when I finally decided to take the plunge and have internet access at home. I'd been using the internet for years, but only at work. I chose AOL because several friends swore by it, and I'd been told it was...
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by kamel622 - Top 200, Feb 02 '01
Pros: Easy Navigation, You've Got Mail voice Cons: Price, Getting Booted Constantly
Why in the world would I rewrite a review that already has over 2,000 reviews on it? Almost a year ago I wrote a review about AOL. Life, like Epinions, changes and so has my viewpoint of AOL. I’ve deleted the previous review and am taking a different...
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by maggsmomm - Top 200, Dec 11 '00
Pros: new features Cons: slow internet connection, "booted" constantly
AOL has been around for many years. From 3.0-6.0, It is a service I cannot live without. However, I can hardly live with it. I like to call it my own AO-HELL.
I have recently upgraded to their new version of 6.0. I did beta testing for...
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by lady39 , Nov 05 '00
Pros: I will not judge Cons: I don't know if this has happened to others, but it did happen to me
Well I finally did it. I had been checking out many different Internet Service Providers (ISP’s) for a while now, after AOL kept letting me down. I was scared though, because AOL was so easy to use and navigate thru web sites, and other then the shut...
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by jeff_wilder78 - Top 500, Jul 16 '02
Pros: Easy to use. Cons: Don't get me started.
I'm reminded of a quote by H L Mencken: "A man may be a fool and not know it". That's truly the case with AOL: Their service is lousy, yet the people running it don't know it. AOL is commonly known throughout much of the Internet as "the online ...
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by orioles35 , Jan 29 '04
Pros: Easy to use and setup, content is all in one place Cons: Price, memory hogging software, connectivity issues, bad FTP interface, small webspace, etc
Well, this is #643. Normally I wouldn't bother reviewing something that has basically been beat to death, but I feel the need to relay my experiences with AOL after spending six years with this service and my background in computers. I joined AOL ...
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by groverchick - Top 1000, Sep 27 '00
Pros: AOL is very user-friendly and is a great place to meet new people. Cons: AOL has slow internet access, a lot of hackers, and you can get a lot of junk e-mail.
I have been a very faithful AOL user for over 5 years now, despite the fact that they provided really slow internet access. Since AOL was my first internet service provider, it became my security blanket and I just couldn't let go of it. All my...
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by alexdg1 - Top 500, Feb 24 '05
Pros: Ease of use, new security features, fewer disconnects. Cons: System does have its bugs at times.
I've been a subscriber to America Online since 2001, and although it wasn't my first Internet Service Provider, I don't regret having had to make a switch from my original ISP, Juno Web. In retrospect, I should have gone with AOL from the very start ...
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by Ahab1973 - Top 500, Feb 03 '04
Pros: Very user-friendly - Affordable - Reliable Cons: Support isn't the greatest - Some limitations (See review)
Note - This review is based upon AOL’s 56k dialup service, using version 9.0 Optimized. So, why is AOL number 1? Well, AOL makes a lot of claims in it’s advertising that they don’t seem to be able to back up. For example, their spam blocker ...
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by Mom2TyZick - Top 500, Nov 12 '00
Pros: My Screen Name Cons: The Long Distance Service
"Hi, I'm Suzanne. I'm an AOL user." There's got to be a support group for us, too, doesn't there? I mean, how much can one person moan about something and still not do anything about it? My love/hate relationship with AOL goes back to 1998....
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by Saxguy - Top 200, Oct 19 '06
Pros: Really nice features if they ever get it to work Cons: Doesn't work often enough; slow when it does.
I saw a description last night for a new browser, AOL Openride. AOL clearly was trying for a more functional interface. Perhaps they are feeling some heat from Mozilla Firefox. Anyhow, the browser was billed as having 4 always-open windows: mail, ...
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