aol deceptive practices - AOL offers a free 30 day trial offer, yet when it comes time to cancel, a phone menu option implies that your order has been cancelled (once you have given all the info.) Note: that No where on that phone menu does it say to hold

aol deceptive practices - AOL offers a free 30 day trial offer, yet when it comes time to cancel, a phone menu option implies that your order has been cancelled (once you have given all the info.) Note: that No where on that phone menu does it say to hold on for a cancellation confirmation #.

aol deceptive practices

AOL offers a free 30 day trial offer, yet when it comes time to cancel, a phone menu option implies that your order has been cancelled (once you have given all the info.) Note: that No where on that phone menu does it say to hold on for a cancellation confirmation #.

Yet, it then automatically bills you $24 for the next month.

This is a deceptive and fraudulent business practice in order to (1)automatically extend a cancelled order, and (2) to hold the caller on the line while other AOL services are being hawked. The latter scam can take up to 10 minutes.

A Cancellation confirmation# needs to be given immediatedly once all the info is responded to - not deceptive and time-consuming ploys by AOL.

Here is the Ph# to voice your opposition to their FRAUDULENT practices -

1-800-827-6364 Address: PO Box17100 Jacksonville, FL 32245-7100

Click this link to e-mail the above consumer: //