I am new to Yahoo and was told that everything would be switched from aol but I'm still being billed by aol.
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I called and they said they cancel it but i still got a bill.  On the back of the bill there should be a canellation form you fill out and you might want to contact you bank as tell them not to except any debit from AOL
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There is an annual fee for every domain name you register, and this fee is not refundable even if you cancel your registration.  Very few people actively cancel registrations  - they usually passively let them expire - since there is no financial benefit.  Every domain name registrar has this policy, not just Yahoo!  \n\nSo, if you registered wosley.net and realized wosley.com is a better fit for you, you will have to register the second name and pay for the new name.  You can't "return" the old name.\n\nHowever, you don't have to pay for a second hosting plan.  Once you have registered your new domain name, let your hosting provider (in this case, Yahoo!) know that your domain name has changed. They will change their servers to reflect the new domain name registration\n\nIf you choose to register your domain name thru a registar other than Yahoo!, your domain name registration remains with that registrar and you are responsible for all ongoing domain name registration/renewal fees. To use your existing domain name with a Yahoo! service you have to direct your name servers to Yahoo!. You will need to do a DNS transfer.  Here is the info for Yahoo! hosting:\n\nPrimary name server: yns1.yahoo.com \nPrimary IP address: 66.218.71.205 \nSecondary name server: yns2.yahoo.com \nSecondary IP address: 216.109.116.20 \n\nI recommend registering the new domain name and pointing it to Yahoo! before having Yahoo! change their records so you don't have any down time.  \n\nAlso, your old domain name is not "useless".  You can forward your old domain to your new domain, so that if someone types in www.olddomain.com they get redirected to www.newdomain.com
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If the charge was taken from a credit card, the credit card company usually posts the telephone number of the company claiming the charge, next to the posted charge on your statement, so you should call for more information. \n\nOR\nSince Yahoo declines knowing anything about Yahoo America, request a letter from Yahoo, stating exactly that and provide the letter to the Credit card co, or who ever is making the charge or claim.
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No you can't.\n\nWhen I moved in with my girlfriend she was on AOL with 9 months of her contract left, whilst I was on BT openworld.\n\nI wanted to stay with BT and leave her contract to run down then switch from AOL to BT.\n\nHowever, they said there can only be one "switch" at the exchange. Their only answer was for me to change to AOL or have another phoneline put in.
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I have heard about this happening all the time, the easieast way is to contact your bank and stop payment to aol ask a lot of questions and explain the situation they will help. Good luck AOL are a bunch of crooks.
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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.
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You're not required to use AOL to access the internet if you're paying for highspeed cable Internet service.\n\nIf you have an AOL email account that is your primary email account (instead of you@yahoo.com or you@hotmail.com), then you will either want to continue using and paying for the AOL service, or you can create a new account through either your internet cable service, or one of the free email services like Yahoo.  I suggest you drop AOL like a bad habit.  It may be a bumpy transition as old friends transfer to your new email address, but cutting the ties to AOL is a good thing.  \n\nIf you originally set up AOL service before you got cable internet service, then you should definitely drop AOL.\n\nA word of warning: I answered another question about free AOL service a couple of days ago, because I've read a lot recently about people having major troubles cancelling their AOL service.  Read my post, and follow my links.  You can hear an actual conversation with an AOL customer service representative, and read another person's account of what happened when they tried cancelling their service.\nhttp://answers.yahoo.com/question/index;_ylt=AslTtkyuYEjHQW0BFvCVWp_sy6IX?qid=20060622135830AAY0srY\n\nYou have every right to cancel your AOL service, and you absolutely should if you don't need them anymore.  Just let the person know that you talk to if/when you cancel the service that you're aware of the recent news stories and expect to be treated with respect and full cooperation.\n\nI hope that helps you!
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Sure. Visit Yahoo.com and set up a new account.\n\nOtherwise, look up Yahoo Help and see if you can't contact someone at the Web company to change it for you.
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LOL.  Why would yahoo do that.  I don't work for yahoo, but any company I've worked would not transfer information from one account to another.\n\nWhy was that account baned.  I'd guess because they did something stupid.  Consumer Court?  How much money did he loose?  NONE.  Also, if you read the User Agreement, it says something like if you take yahoo to court you will pay for they're fees.\n\nIn closing that person is an idiot and I'm sure deserves to get the boot.  Yahoo employees, your welcome for saying what you are thinking but can't say.
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You must have installed some AOL software, and it changed your home page. It's easy to change it back to any page you want. If you indicate what browser you are using, someone can provide instructions.
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Call AOL on the phone and be sure to document the phone call (when it was made, who you talked to) and get them to confirm you have closed your account.  Delete AOL and AIM from your computer using the Add/Delete program in Control Panel. You need to do that so no one will use it again.\n\nBe sure AOL will not continue to charge you each month, so check your credit card statements for the next few months.  Quite often they are sneaky and do not close down accounts until they get the second request - so they can charge you more money.
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Yes you can but DON'T DO IT.  I did something similar several years ago and just recently they cancelled my account.  Funny thing is that after I stopped using Yahoo (Prodigy) as isp, I used the formerly merged account for 3 years until AT&T became involved.\n\nI've lost a lot of information due to this and am not particularly happy with customer disservice right now.
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AOL went to court and lost concerning their cancellation practices.  That's why they need the forms that they do now, for confirmations.\n\nThey are not however required to return partial months refunds.  Wether you actually used their service or not does not matter.  You may never turn on your TV or use your phone, but still pay subscription fees.\n\nAs with any EFT transaction, stay away from that - you unknowingly added another account holder to your account in my opinion.  Once you agree to that, they will not stop or refund any money taken.\n\nIf you carefully read the TOS - Terms of Service, you will realize that AOL guarantees nothing - not even if you can't get an open line on dialup - except the fact they guarantee they will charge your account every month.\n\nThat's all I can say with the specifics you offer.
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My son is signed up with Sallie Mae, and has to start paying next month. But you asked if it's possible to switch. I assume it is, cause he is constantly getting offers in the mail to do that.
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Ewwww. AOL. I'm sorry.  Ask one of their tech support reps in India to help you.  It won't help you, but I can't stomach helping AOL keep any revenue.  They have a horrible product and back it with even worse customer service.  AOL stinks, and I mean that on many, many levels.  (And regarding the guy's comments about that you're online, yeah you're online through AOL's commie version of a browser, aren't you?  Poor thing.)\n\nIf you have Verizon DSL, you don't even _NEED_ that thing called AOL.  And yes, that's as much of a hint as I'll give any AOL subscriber.  If only in hopes that you'll find the path away from your sick addiction to the AO-underworld.
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WHAT?! I've never heard of such.. Maybe AOL is lying.
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you may have to open it. if you have a computer like mine it will be werid when opperating other toolbars with yahoos (it will switch the names aroun, ex aol will be listed as yahoo, yahoo will be listed as aol) left click over the gray part of your tool bar and keep adding toolbars till you find yahoos. computers have a mind of thier own...