AOL is still charging me after i cancelled two months ago. I cant find a website or a phone number to help me.
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You can't unsubscribe online you have to do it over the phone. Or if you are having it taken out of your checking account direct call the bank and have it cancelled.
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Well, This is completely not insurance related.  \n\nBut I HATE aol!  It's such a pain in the you know what to cancel!  You HAVE to call, you can't do it online.  Then they try to talk you out of it!  \n\nAnyway, call the credit card company, dispute the charges.  Call AOL, tell them you are cancelling the account.  And in the future, know that ANY TIME someone offers you something on a trial basis for free, but STILL asks for your credit card info, that means THEY ARE GOING TO CHARGE YOUR CARD WHEN THE TIME IS UP.  Not just AOL, but magazines, credit insurance, etc.  They all do the same thing . . . so NEVER give your credit card info out for free trials, because it's a TON of work to cancel the subscription when your free trial is up, and frequently they CHARGE "YOU ANYWAY!!!
379135
Just go to AOL.com and get whatever you need (tech support, customer service, etc.)
157336
When I go abroad(Brazil france spain etc) I get the AOL free offer for one month I can get online anywhere then I cancel it before the month is up.  Its free and works in any country, city where you are.
175690
my experience with AOL was painful. I called them 5-6 times and they put me on hold for like 10 minutes (no joke), and they still don't answer. then when I do get to cancelling my account, they asked you all these questions like "why are you cancelling your account." they actually charged me for an online McAffee virusscan service that I never wanted.\n\nedit:\nAlso, they do give you all these sales talk about free hours, and this woman hanged up on me once when I told her I don't want to continue AOL.
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yea dude I am sick of AOL I had aol 4 7 yrs. then I found out someone opened another account with AOL and charging my C.Card . When I told them they did not give me any credit back at all , Everybody  was telling me that they suck but now I belive them.And then when U try 2 call them its impossible 2 talk 2 a dude on the phone, or when U talk 2 someone u can not understand them.
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it is extremely difficult if you don't remember or if you don't have any print outs. \n\nYou said that they billed you.. check those bills for the company that charged you and google them for their website or contact them for details.\n\nif you have no resources then the only option is to google some general text like "Free Taxes" and then look for some page that you saw when you did your taxes.\n\nnow, that company could also have changed domain names, servers, hosts and everything linked.. which will make things difficult.
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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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I agree this is a matter to take up with Yahoo directly.  If you can not get satisfaction from Yahoo, call your credit card company and contest the charge.  \n\nThe credit card companies have established guidelines and policies for situations like yours.   It might take some work, but you should be happy with the results.
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You have to go to the help section. Then to 'contact us'. Then to 'my account' Then go to the question, how do I get a refund.  The instructions are there.
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Call your bank and tell them you are disputing the charges. They should put your money back in to your account and contact the people who took it out to resolve the issue. You may have to go in and fill out paperwork, but if you want your money back that's what you will have to do.
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This one could be a little bit tricky.\n\nIf you downloaded the program yourself you will have agreed to the Terms Of Service which state that you will be charged a monthly or annual subscription until you cancel.\n\nThere are 2 ways to cancel - one os to go to the webpage but unfortunately the web address they supply is wrong and the other is to phone customer services and cancel that way.  But it seems the number they publish is also wrong.\n\nI've managed to find the number for Moviepass Customer Services and I've phoned it several times and got through without problems, it's a US number 866 431-7720.\n\nYou'll need to tell them your Customer ID number and I hope you made a note of it before running System Restore.  If you haven't got your ID number they'll refuse point-blank to assist.\n\nThe good thing is that they don't have any credit card details so that's going to make it hard for them to get payment.  I'm also guessing they don't have your name or address (don't let them have any of these details).\n\nIn the vast majority of cases Moviepass surupticiously installs itslef on a users computer.  Of over 10,000 people who've been to my website about removing Moviepass you're only the 3rd I've come across that chose to download it.\n\nYou can get more info about Moviepass and the (alleged) way they work from here... http://profend.com/answers/moviepass
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i would contact yahoo because they are the ones debiting your account. the credit card company will usually put the responsibility on you. i used to have an aol account and had a very hard time canceling it. i tried contacting my credit card company about it and they told me to contact the merchant directly.
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go here to get 1 https://free.aol.com/tryaolfree/index3.adp?promo=814215&promo2=806013&service=ao
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Call the company and explain the situation.  They can often reverse the charge on your account when you correct the situation.  Most places are reasonable.
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how about asking AOL abt it directly
1101478
You poor bastard. You were stupid enough to put AOL on your machine. I feel for you, I really do. \n\nBuy a new computer. Don't repeat the same mistake.