Has anyone else had problems with aol after  you close out your acct.,like keep taking  money out your acct.?
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make sure you have cancelled completely and even send them a letter too, with you're account information and all. Make sure any balance is paid off and you should be all set. I have heard though that some subscription companies (internet service providers, cable providers etc) will off you a month free when you say that you want to cancel but will then resume charging you after that month...I'd say do the aforementioned (cancel account in person & writing) contact customer service if they charge you the first month after you do so (demanding that they refund you) then, if necessary, contact an attorney or close the bank account that AOL has access to.
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u dont the account is closed
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AOL SUCKS!!!!!!!!! They like to rip people off. I am not sure what that number is. Sorry I couldn't help more.
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In 1996 I had an account with AOL - long story short, they seriously messed up on billing me and gave me 18 months of unlimited access (this was when they gave out floppy disks with 20 hours on them).  So I got a second line and stayed on as long as I could - 10 months, 11 days, 19 hours without a disconnect.  These days with cable and DSL, I'm sure you'll see people online for many consecutive years.
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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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call the AOL billing department and ask thm to delete your account. they will only do it over the phone.
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Did you change a password on the account recently? Money has been known for missing things every once in a while, and sometimes I just have to go to Ameritrade site and download the activity manually.
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Cancel BellSouth if you have, and sign with AOL.  Simple as that.  Considering BellSouth is getting bought out by AT&Fee, it is an extremely wise decision to do this ASAP.
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you can't >_< just get another acct
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All States are not the same. In my State, yes. They do it all the time. I would close the account. The Question that I would ask is how did they get your account number? Did you give it to them on a check? It took me 6 months to get a internet service provider out of my checking account. Cost me time and money. The bank told me "they can take any amount, anytime they want", since I gave them the number.
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P\nH\nE\nW\n\n......no I haven't - sounds like you have trust account issues or something embezzlement-ish??
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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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I hate to say this but I don't know myself but whomever they are, I think they are trying to rob me. I didn't sign up for anything from that "company" and just recently I saw an attempt to withdraw $159 from my banking account. Since then I have been searching for the company and location and names but I haven't found anything yet. If I do I will be sure to pass it along to you and anyone else that has had problems with this "company."
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Hi,\n\nYes, I signed up with them too and followed thru with their instructions. On Wed 5/17 I opened up a NEW Chase acct with online access and on Thurs 5/18 added their Wells Fargo acct to be linked with mine. \n\nOn Friday, I got further instructions to activate this acct with the 2 deposits mentioned and to initiate a 10k transfer from their acct to my acct. I did this in the morning because this was supposed to be a SAME day transaction. I got the confirmation #'s and printed out all paperwork for my records. Friday evening, I decided to check the status of the transaction only to find out that my Chase online access was DEACTIVATED and was instructed to all Chase's regulation dept to speak with them.\n\nI have yet to speak with the Chase team to find out what needs to be done. I heard from another gal that said the same had happened to her but I haven't heard further word.\nI also emailed Dollartime on Friday evening, but so far have not heard anything. Tried calling too but all I get is a busy signal.\n\nI have filed an online complaint with www.fraud.org and they will forward the info submitted to the local authorities. These thugs need to be caught and proscecuted!\n\nAlso found out that Universal Escrow's identity WAS stolen and aka Dollartime was using their impressive list of business trade references to lure innocent folks (like us) into cashing BAD checks for them.
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I put my name of a class action suit against AOL.  They double and triple charged me two or three months last year and they kept saying they weren't doing it, but I had bank records proving they were.  It was like talking to a brick wall.  They would not even listen to my bank rep.  One month I finally got hold of a sympathetic consultant who refunded part of my payment, but they did the same thing again!  I finally canceled, but they were still on my computer!  I called them and told them to bug off.  LOL.  And that consultant figured out what the whole problem was: they had me down for two accounts and were of course charging me for both.  One payment was paid via my debt card and the other was routed through my checking account numbers.  Duh.  How that came about, I don't know.  Sometimes I wonder how some of those people had the brains to fill out their job applications.
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If you have a credit card that is being automatically charged each month, contact the credit card company and tell them you had discontinued this service but are still being billed for it.  Instruct the credit card company to not accept any further charges from aol and not to pay them anything.  Believe me, aol will not provide service if they aren't getting paid.\n\nIn the meantime, keep trying to contact aol and keep a record of all your attempts to contact them.  Try contacting them here:  http://notify.aol.com/ui_front/jsp/notify_ask.jsp
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THIS IS SOOO IRRITATING.....I had a checking and "share" acct (with a $25 balance) at Credit Union, and ATM transaction overdrew the acct by $1.45. Silly me, had already opened up another acct at different bank so I figured I would let those accts sit a couple of weeks and close them out. WRONG, when I finally opened up a statement  I was in shock that the share acct was still there but the checking now had a balance of -$386.00! Now I thought that when you try to get more money then is available, the ATM transaction should decline, WRONG AGAIN, (oh did I mention I worked at a bank for 4 yrs :(). Got as far as you did at the branch and left more irritated then before, two days later the Sheriff shows up to serve me with Court Papers. I go to the bank because I can't afford to miss work at this point and ask the girl at the counter "after transferring the $25 from the share account, what do I need to pay?" She has me write a check for $350 + dollars, and says the accts are closed. End of story....nah...I get a call 2 days later from the branch manager saying that if I don't make the 50 mile trip by the end of business day to pay the additional $43 in fees, the teller left out, I would be in contempt of court............\n\nOpen a new account quick and hope the bank burns down. Keep your chin up :)