Carl
Premium
join:2004-07-21
Krotz Springs, LA
 ·Charter Pipeline
| I do predict...
That the changes the CEO predicted for September will be AOL's closure.
Or a rebranding.
And the world will be so much better then.
--Carl
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steveymacjr
join:2001-01-25
Matthews, NC
 ·PHONE POWER
| lower dial up price
I'm not sure if anyone noticed, but AOL lowered their price on unlimited dialup... they now have a 9.99 plan... with unlimited usage... i was listening to the announcement, and on one of the slides they still have the 25.90 plan, and it included everything... with the 9.99 being alacarte... i wonder what will be included in the 25.90..and i hope they don't get rid of the 25.90 high speed plan, which i have... |
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blacksurfer
join:2002-07-14
Sherman Oaks, CA | When does this takes effect? I thought you have to call in to get BYOA free? |
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steveymacjr
join:2001-01-25
Matthews, NC | its in effect now...
btw i'm not sure what the diff is between the two dialup plans....also...people on the free plan can no longer chat in the aol chat rooms... |
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RickNY
Premium
join:2000-11-02
New York
1 edit | said by steveymacjr  :also...people on the free plan can no longer chat in the aol chat rooms... Yes they can...
But one thing I did notice that sucks -- AOL Radio drops down to the same level of XM offerings as AIM accounts.
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b1gdr3
I Blame Your Mother
join:2001-07-28
Pittsburgh, PA
| said by RickNY :said by steveymacjr :also...people on the free plan can no longer chat in the aol chat rooms... Yes they can... Ive not been able to access them yet.
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I wasn't born with enough middle fingers. |
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blacksurfer
join:2002-07-14
Sherman Oaks, CA | We tried to switch to free BYOA online but we'll have to call in. |
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Shrapnel64
Premium
join:2001-01-24
Hayes, VA
 ·Verizon Online DSL
·Cox HSI
| By the way, there is a keyword, if I remember correctly: AOL Keyword: Free ; that will let you choose your price plan of Free, or the $10/month plan which includes unlimited dial-up access. For me, the choice was simple, save the $15/month and get NetZero Free for dial-up service should we need it.
You can dial-in without their (NetZero) "dialer with ads" program by setting up a simple Dial-Up access using Windows XP's dialer. All you need is the username, and password.
By using the AOL Keyword: Free, you will save yourself some time on the phone. |
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