June 21, 2006
7:57 am

When this woman’s (Brenda) mother died in an car accident, and she tried to cancel her mother’s AOL service, AOL refused and said that her mother would need to call and cancel the service herself. Outrageous!

Brenda writes: “Hi! I’m writing after hearing the phone conversation between Vincent and AOL. I was curious about this because I had a similar conversation with AOL back in February.


My mom had AOL, but on February 21st, she was killed in a car accident. On February 23rd, I called AOL to cancel her service. I wish I could have recorded the conversation for you. It was unbelievable.


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    Anonymous says#1 | June 21st, 2006 at 9:04 pm

    Just so you know, there is a process for geting deceased members accounts canceled. It involves filling out a form and sending it back. This is such a rare occurance that it is possible this rep did not know this.

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