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richardbardsley quacked like a deranged mallard in 24hoursupport.helpdesk:

> Ive tried to uninstall AOL in order to install service pack2, and then
> reinstall AOL as advised but I cant get rid of it properly.Is there a
> method to follow that I dont know.
>
>


SUE AOL!! SUE AOL!!


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richardbardsley wrote:
> Ive tried to uninstall AOL in order to install service pack2, and then
> reinstall AOL as advised but I cant get rid of it properly.Is there a
> method to follow that I dont know.

You could go back to BT...

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The Old Sourdough wrote:
> richardbardsley quacked like a deranged mallard in
> 24hoursupport.helpdesk:
>
>> Ive tried to uninstall AOL in order to install service pack2, and
>> then reinstall AOL as advised but I cant get rid of it properly.Is
>> there a method to follow that I dont know.
>>
>>
>
>
> SUE AOL!! SUE AOL!!



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....a help file of info about MP3s, recording from
LP/cassette and tips & tricks on this and that.
Get it at http://mysite.verizon.net/xico

Un****inbelievable!!! now you have a legitimate complaint. Call AOL.

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"richardbardsley" <> wrote in message
news:...
> Ive tried to uninstall AOL in order to install service pack2, and then
> reinstall AOL as advised but I cant get rid of it properly.Is there a
> method to follow that I dont know.
>

The Old Sourdough came up with the following;:
> richardbardsley quacked like a deranged mallard in 24hoursupport.helpdesk:
>
>> Ive tried to uninstall AOL in order to install service pack2, and then
>> reinstall AOL as advised but I cant get rid of it properly.Is there a
>> method to follow that I dont know.
>>
>
> SUE AOL!! SUE AOL!!

Litigate, Litigate ...

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On Wed, 23 Nov 2005 11:24:12 -0000, "richardbardsley"
<> wrote:

>Ive tried to uninstall AOL in order to install service pack2, and then
>reinstall AOL as advised but I cant get rid of it properly.Is there a method
>to follow that I dont know.
>

You just screwed up your computer real good installing the AOL
software. It is hard to remove because AOL just dug their spidery
undead fingers into the hard drive and refuse to let you uninstall the
software. AOL software by all means is a VIRUS.Their software is known
to change the settings in Windows XP (if you are running it) until it
becomes unstable and crashes. The only way to get rid of this POS
software is now to wipe the hard drive completely and re-install
Windows XP (if you have this installed), but do NOT re-install the AOL
software or you will screw up your system again!

Do you want to end up getting your computer hit with viruses, spammed
with pr0n emails, being accosted by perverts in the chatrooms on AOL?
Bad idea. They have been known to force charge your credit cards and
stealing money out of your account without telling you and they refuse
to stop billing you after you cancel your account. Good luck trying to
get your money back.

"Grim Reaper" < d> wrote in
message news:...
> On Wed, 23 Nov 2005 11:24:12 -0000, "richardbardsley"
> <> wrote:
>
>>Ive tried to uninstall AOL in order to install service pack2, and then
>>reinstall AOL as advised but I cant get rid of it properly.Is there a
>>method
>>to follow that I dont know.
>>
>
> You just screwed up your computer real good installing the AOL
> software. It is hard to remove because AOL just dug their spidery
> undead fingers into the hard drive and refuse to let you uninstall the
> software. AOL software by all means is a VIRUS.Their software is known
> to change the settings in Windows XP (if you are running it) until it
> becomes unstable and crashes. The only way to get rid of this POS
> software is now to wipe the hard drive completely and re-install
> Windows XP (if you have this installed), but do NOT re-install the AOL
> software or you will screw up your system again!
>
> Do you want to end up getting your computer hit with viruses, spammed
> with pr0n emails, being accosted by perverts in the chatrooms on AOL?
> Bad idea. They have been known to force charge your credit cards and
> stealing money out of your account without telling you and they refuse
> to stop billing you after you cancel your account. Good luck trying to
> get your money back.

AOL are a long established company so its highly unlikely they would have
lasted this long with practises like that.
They have been very friendly over the phone and are offering 100 hours for
free.
Can your isp beat that?

On Wed, 23 Nov 2005 17:05:16 -0000, "richardbardsley"
<> wrote:

>
>"Grim Reaper" < d> wrote in
>message news:...
>> On Wed, 23 Nov 2005 11:24:12 -0000, "richardbardsley"
>> <> wrote:
>>
>>>Ive tried to uninstall AOL in order to install service pack2, and then
>>>reinstall AOL as advised but I cant get rid of it properly.Is there a
>>>method
>>>to follow that I dont know.
>>>
>>
>
>> to stop billing you after you cancel your account. Good luck trying to
>> get your money back.
>
>AOL are a long established company so its highly unlikely they would have
>lasted this long with practises like that.
>They have been very friendly over the phone and are offering 100 hours for
>free.
>Can your isp beat that?
>
Free crap is worthless. I have some free used toilet paper if you want
it. I can even give you 100 hours of it. All you have to do is stand
at the end of my soil line and collect it. Sort of like AOL don't you
think.
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and for the same reason."

richardbardsley wrote:
> Ive tried to uninstall AOL in order to install service pack2, and then
> reinstall AOL as advised but I cant get rid of it properly.Is there a
> method to follow that I dont know.

Ignore Noel Paton, he's not a /real/ MPV (he can't even spell it right)

Reinstall WinXP on top over the excisting system, apply our fine Service Pak
2, and reinstall the AOL software should do the job. Poast back if you
encounter any problems.

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- Frank DeLucca -

MS-MPV
Microsoft Corparation

"Frank DeLucca, MS-MPV" <> wrote in message
news:...
> richardbardsley wrote:
>> Ive tried to uninstall AOL in order to install service pack2, and then
>> reinstall AOL as advised but I cant get rid of it properly.Is there a
>> method to follow that I dont know.
>
> Ignore Noel Paton, he's not a /real/ MPV (he can't even spell it right)
>
> Reinstall WinXP on top over the excisting system, apply our fine Service
> Pak 2, and reinstall the AOL software should do the job. Poast back if you
> encounter any problems.
>
> --
> - Frank DeLucca -
>
> MS-MPV
> Microsoft Corparation
>What or who is an MPV