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'No Thanks' Not Good Enough For AOL Promos

Posted by timothy on from the informed-consent dept.

boio writes: "AOL users are suing AOL over its advertising practices, claiming that they were charged for products that they never requested. Apparently these users say they clicked the 'no thanks' button, but still received the advertised products. Of course, we must wonder if these people truly clicked no thanks ...they are using AOL after all, and maybe they had a secret yearning for that Torreador Bed-in-a-Bag ;)."

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  1. Re:I'm offended... by bachelor3 · · Score: 0, Redundant

    >I use AOL, but that doesn't mean I don't how to
    >click a button.

  2. I vote for 'both' by Snover · · Score: 0, Redundant
    Either AOL has dumb users, dumb workers, or both

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