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I can't believe that 3.3 million people still use AOL. I wonder how many of these people have been on autopay for the last decade and just haven't discovered it yet?
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$15 a month for the "You've got mail!" .wav?
Worth it.
AOL is cool. It reminds me of Windows 8.
$15 a month for the "You've got mail!" .wav?
Worth it.
Those AOL subscribers are probably all elderly, very elderly by now.
AOL is cool. It reminds me of Windows 8.
I've had it since 91; my choices were aol or compuserve.
I have a 5-character aol username.
I have other accounts, but I can still dial in to that one using a laptop and a payphone.
No, AOL is like Windows XP; it just refuses to die.
Unfortunately, not every part of the US has highspeed internet let alone broadband. And out of those areas with either dialup or Hughesnet as your only options, AOL is the cheapest dialup provider.
In before Heatlesssun retort.
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hahaha, yes! The only people I knew who used it back in the late 90's and early 00's were old, very old, individuals.
Anyone 50 or younger at the time used anything else.
Both halves of your sentence are false.And out of those areas with either dialup or Hughesnet as your only options, AOL is the cheapest dialup provider.
Hey wait, my grandmother uses AOL! Hmm, point taken...Those AOL subscribers are probably all elderly, very elderly by now.