I'm
not quite sure when my AOL desktop started acting up. It wouldn't load my email newsletters properly
and constantly crashed; while they kept sending me sketchy looking messages
asking me if I wanted their help to fix the problem. Hmm.
Then last
month they sent me an email telling me that I would now have to pay for the
service. Why would I want to do that
when it's so terrible?
They
were a bit cagey about telling me that they are charging $3.99 a month, because
they want to rope me in to a 30 day free trial and then hope that I will forget
to opt out. That could be a good
strategy. (Cracklingice, 2017)
But
the online reviews of the new AOL Gold are pretty awful, just like my most
recent experiences. Wouldn't it have
been smarter for them to improve the user experience before they tried to get people to pay for it?
Just
asking.
Cracklingice
(2017, March 12) AOL Desktop Software to
end free access plan. linustechtips.com. Retrieved July 14, 2017, from
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