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I have been with America Online for nearly 5 years. I have tried many other services. No service is perfect. They all or subject to their own problems. AOL in recent years has gotten better. I use to recieve 10 or 15 spam messages maybe more. Within the past 2 years, the spam on my AOL Account has diminished down to maybe 2 to 5 messages every once in a while. 9.0 Security Edition is really a great product. I have followed closely with the competition to see how things pan out. AOL is managing well, and I see that the service spread offerings for AOL are getting bigger. They aren't done yet. The reason I continue to pay AOL is four words, Convenience and Community Services. I also like the Radio @ AOL. There are 349 stations and they add more. This is available with my membership and I am receiving AOL for Broadband for 9.95 atop my local high speed provider. So I am very happy. I've met great people on America Online. I've use AOL because its fun, it's full of people and when compared with other services, it is more personal. I can actually customize it to what I want. With other providers you get a start page... with AOL you get your name, or a celebrity talking , customizable backgrounds, and all. I mean, there are times when AOL has it's days, but no provider is perfect. It all boils down to experience, take a second look...
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