If I cancel AOL, will I still be able to use Yahoo DSL Internet service as I am now?
354944
It sounds like you are paying for two services. If you have DSL from Yahoo you don't need AOL>
224852
Why would you cancel dsl and go with dialup? Anyway, if your Yahoo! account was created when you became an SBC Yahoo! DSL customer, then it goes when you leave...unless you happened to have one independent of that one. \n\nIf the Yahoo and SBC DSL usernames are linked, then you'll need to get a new one...and you won't have access to those photos.\n\nAll isn't lost if that's the case, however, as all you have to do is create a new free Yahoo! account now...and move all your photos over to it, before leaving SBC.
1172336
Sorry but if you only have an email account with Yahoo, there is no ISP service provided. But you can purchase a dial-up service plan from them. Check out the link below
486843
My DSL service for Yahoo expires in June. Two weeks from the deadline, I will cancel my service so that I do not have to pay the early termination fee. Then, I signed up again online to get the 12.99 service using dialup. You lose around three weeks of DSL service, but its worth the price.\n\nI had to ask AT&T about it for a whole morning.
492605
If you can access Yahoo! DSL, then you should be able to access Internet Explorer, since that's your primary Web browser. If you continue to have a problem, I suggest that you give your ISP (Internet Service Provider) a call and have them try to guide you through the problem.
894788
DSL will work but dial up wont. it might lag at times but you should be okay. hope this helps!
1138520
I had a nightmare time trying to cancel with AOL.  They REFUSED to take NO for an answer.  I was on the phone over 40 minutes with one of their people who took pleasure in not canceling my AOL.  I had to go to my credit card company to stop future payments.  I will NEVER use it again.  I tell anyone who is interested, to STAY AWAY.
127895
yes, you can, but if that email address is used in authenticating your dsl/dial connection, you have to cancel your account for your ISP
799416
You need an ISP to access the internet.  If you delete AOL you must also cancel their service - once you do this you have no internet access unless you begin service with another ISP.
275164
I have Yahoo Premium for free as an add-on to my Verizon DSL account. This probably would be the case for SBC/ATT DSL as well.
175668
sbc yahoo DSL is making this offer for new users only...and Scott is absolutely wrong...yes, it is super, super fast....I have it now and i used to have dial-up before. You WILL notice the difference. i am only payin 14.95/month\nonly aol would prob charge $25.00/month
10265
Your yahoo account is accessible no matter how you connect to the internet. So you need to make sure that you're in the correct website. If it signs you in automatically using your current dsl account then sign-out, so you can sign back in using your Yahoo account.
816898
If you are using dialup, then no you can't use the phone. If it is DSL, then yes you can use the phone. I saw a commercial for netzero the other day and it is $9.95 US a month with agreement and I think without it is $14.95. I have tried it in the past and it sucked really bad and getting access with a local ISP/phone company was ten times better.\n\nHigh speed DSL and broadband cable has really come down in price over the last few years. I strongly recommend paying the extra little bit a month to get the high speed broadband. It will make your life ten times easier.\n\nJust to show you how crappy Netzero is, they are aiming for AOL users. Now that is bad! \n\nA reasonable broadband account is anywhere from $17 - 25 dollars US a month.\n\nHope this helps you out! Good luck!
711994
AOL is available anywhere in the world for those who aleady have internet connection but it is available as an Internet Service provider only in the U.S. with services in dial up only.\nRecently or shal we say not s recently AOL has diverted their services into the broadband services as well teaming up with cable companies and some DSL too, especially since the merge of Time Warner and AOL. In some cases the purchase of AOL broadband service is in addition to the regular broadband nternet service price.
657129
try yahoo or dsl at end
709125
Another dissatisfied AOL customer.  I'm not surprised.\n\n1.  Go to the AOL site and go to customer support or the like.  You'll probably have to do a little searching because they don't like to let paying customers leave.  Be firm once you get to someone in AOL 'cause they are going to try to convince you to stay with them.  Once you cancel your membership account follow what I've written for step 2.\n\n2.  GETTING RID OF AOL ON YOUR PC\n\nDo yourself a BIG favor. Remove anything on your PC that even mentions AOL. It is a resource hog and simply tries to take over your pc.\n\nClick on Start > Settings > Control Panel > Add/Remove Programs and remove any AOL programs residing there.\n\nNow click on Start > Search > For Files or Folders > All Files and Folders\ntype in AOL in the top box and let the computer do a complete search of your hard drive. When it is done, click on Edit at the top of the window and click on Select All\nThen click on File and click on Delete. It will ask you if you want to remove them. Click on Yes.\n\nIf you want to REALLY finish the job:\n\nNOTE: DON'T DO ANYTHING ELSE IN THE REGISTRY OTHER THAN WHAT I MENTION HERE. If you are not familiar with editing the registry and you do other things you may give yourself some big headaches.\n\nClick on Start > Run >\ntype in regedit\nclick once on the very top directory to hilite it.\nHold down Ctrl + F; this will open a search window\ntype in AOL and then click on Find Next\nwhen it finds an AOL entry, right click on it and select Delete and yes. (Do this if it is a folder in the left hand pane or if it is an entry in the right hand pane)\nHold down Ctrl + F again and repeat the process until you have cleaned your registry of all AOL items. This may be a very tedious process so hang in there.\n\nWhen you think you have it all out. Go back up to the top directory in the left pane, hilite it, and search for AOL once again just to make sure you didn't miss any.\n\nOnce you are completely done. Reboot your PC. This will reset the registry without all the AOL crap. Now you should be able to reset your home page without any problems.
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Neither of these sites actually provide the DSL! They simply connect you with a local provider with DSL service! AOL is the biggest joke of them all because AOL then charges you for their service on top of your DSL bill! Find a local provider and forget AOL. Try Verizon, they have a pretty good package.