“On June 10 2006, At midnight AOL started put advertising on the bottom of their members emails. This has make it very cheap looking like our email services is free email. Members think it is also annoying and it gives the appearance that we endorse the advertising - which we don’t.”
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The AOL customer representative from the other side of “The nightmare of canceling AOL” phone call conversation, has been fired by the company. The phone call, which was released to the public, received a lot of attention in the blogosphere community, and even made front page at the newly launched Netscape Beta site.
The New York Times' Saul Hansell has written an article on our little endeavor here, and we're pleased to see it was the first to pop up online announcing our arrival. Check it out.