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One Million AOL discs to be returned to AOL

nicedream writes "Two guys from California are trying to give AOL a taste of its own medicine. They're asking people to send them AOL discs, and they're going to drop them off at the company's doorstep once they collect 1 million discs. My favorite quote: "We're going to AOL and say, 'You've got mail"." seems like a better taste would be to dial out and use all 1000 free hours. A million people do *that* and I bet they'd stop filling our mailboxes with the landfill of tomorrow.

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  1. Some other links, +1 Patriotic by Anonymous Coward · · Score: -1, Troll


    The Chump-In-Charge A nice site that reveals the ideiot

    The Low Down on 911 Very informative

    The Protesters' Website Helpful in planning your trips to DC

    Cheers!

  2. Re:AOL's ad campaigns save you money by krugdm · · Score: 1, Troll

    But if they aren't being sent, then they don't need to be processed through the post office, which would save money and keep costs down as well.

    Plus, with people not signing up for AOL, that's less access to email and more people writing snail mail, so there's your revenue source right back again.

  3. Re:Old? by Anonymous Coward · · Score: 0, Troll

    I remember it from a 'The Register' story earlier today. Slashdot, as usual, just repeats stories from other better news sites.

  4. Al Sharpton is Gonna Get Your Ass by dielectric_goldfish · · Score: -1, Troll

    So, you're gonna make AOL stop sending their '1000 free hours' CDs. What, a middle class white boy can't enjoy the only mail he gets anymore? That is discrimiation. On par with depriving Al Gore of halepeno squeeze cheese. I'll bet if I send Al Sharpton a life-sized paper-mache sculpture of himself, he'll sue these diabolical schemers for all they're worth.

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    -- Never underestimate the power of chewing with your mouth closed.
  5. Re:I called them by leviramsey · · Score: 0, Troll

    That reminds me of the time I got a letter which said "Darling, I love you and I cannot live without you. Marry me or I will kill myself." I was a bit taken aback, until I checked the envelope. It was addressed to "Occupant".