I am very sorry to hear of your experience. I would call my
credit card company and explain the scam to them. They should
go to bat for you. I would not pay this. I will warn my
friend who has been thinking about doing this to STAY AWAY FROM
AOL. Jeeeez -- my son is on AOL -- have to warn him too! In
fact I'll check my address book and warn them all. Thanks for
the warning. I was wondering how AOL was going to be able to
swing the "flat rate". Now I know.
Good luck.
Best Regards,
Joe Hartmann Tel: (603) 863 6073
K2AJV -issued email: joeh@sugar-river.net
1951 home-page: http://www.sugar-river.net/~joeh
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On 11 Jan 1997, Dan Keen wrote:
> Howdy all on QRP-L, this message concerns email providers, one of which is
> necessary for anyone wishing to use the QRP-L list. My purpose here is to
> provide a warning about signing up with the wrong company. I signed up with
> AOL, and it sure looks like it is going to cost me about three hundred
> fifty-eight dollars.
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