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  • Report:  #1318527

Complaint Review: AOL

AOL billed my debit card for three years after I cancelled AOL dialup. No permission to do so. No assistance. Dulles Virginia

  • Reported By:
    retroprof13 — Modesto California USA
  • Submitted:
    Sat, July 23, 2016
  • Updated:
    Tue, July 26, 2016

AOL continued to deduct over $40 per month from my checking account for three years after I cancelled their dialup service. I cannot get a refund, an AOL rep tells me, because she can't "see" any records pror to six months ago. She says my only option is to write or fax company headquarters. 

I did not sign up for the so-called service AOL clalims to have provided. I was told that AOL is not responsible for unused service. 

This is fraud.

I repeat: I did not sign up for such service. AOL has taken information provided almost 20 years ago for dialup service which was later cancelled.

Time for the Attorney General to get involved.

1 Updates & Rebuttals


Jim

Florida,
USA

For THREE YEARS??? You Have A Serious Problem Here!

#2Consumer Comment

Tue, July 26, 2016

Let me see if I understand this...you had AOL dial-up service which you decided to cancel.  This cancellation by you was THREE YEARS AGO.  The price of said service, as per your statements here, was greater than $40 per month.  At that rate, the amount deducted from YOUR checking account would be OVER $1,400!!!  My question to you is since this involves YOUR MONEY in YOUR CHECKING account, why did this go on for THREE YEARS?  Let me guess...YOU don't keep a check register with an on-going running balance; YOU never balance your checking account with bank statement figures which YOU DON'T READ!  Anything can be happening to your checking account because you don't do any of those COMMON SENSE items in managing your own finances!  Anybody with half a brain would have been aware of this deduction the FIRST MONTH it happened.  There is NO POSSIBILITY from the bank's perspective the bank will reverse the debits because of YOUR lack of management of your own account!  There are time limitations under law for that!  You may be able to go back 60 days.  It will only be out of the "goodness of AOL's heart" they will refund you, provided you can prove cancellation. 

Absolutely incredible times 36!

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