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Not likely. I have an AOL account and I had the same challenge finding a decent screenname that I had with AIM. Besides, what constitutes a “good” screenname?
On the other hand, they do disallow bad words and have reserved screen names (like names that might be mistaken for an official AOL person).
Quote:quote:Originally posted by JeffNot likely. I have an AOL account and I had the same challenge finding a decent screenname that I had with AIM. Besides, what constitutes a “good” screenname?
On the other hand, they do disallow bad words and have reserved screen names (like names that might be mistaken for an official AOL person).
like almost all 4 letter screenames are gone, and 5 letters ones are almost getting used up. I think aol has some that there not letting out…
There are over 100,000,000 people with AIM screen names. Of COURSE all the 4 letter screen names are gone!
Jeff, where you stated they disallow users to have bad words in their screen names thats untrue. I gave away the screen name f*ckin retard. No I didnt register it with spaces between f*ck, that was a way to gain screen names with bad words in them. I dont know why AOL would change it so where a user can make a screen name with bad words in it. I just know I registered a screen name with bad words.
My bad… or is it AOL’s bad? Anyhow, thanks for clearing that up, LivesNabox.
Ummm…. why on earth would you want to be known on AIM as f*ckin retard??
Quote:quote:Originally posted by JeffThere are over 100,000,000 people with AIM screen names. Of COURSE all the 4 letter screen names are gone!
actually I made one up like 2 days ago
Well dosen’t AOL have that new AIM TOS? I saw something like it on their AIM.com website. Said something about an account not in use over 60 days becomes free again.:confused:
Not all of the four letter screennames are gone. I have a four char. And my friend has a 3 char.
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Well dosen’t AOL have that new AIM TOS? I saw something like it on their AIM.com website. Said something about an account not in use over 60 days becomes free again.Yes, but this only goes for screennames registered after January 2004.
Quote:quote:Originally posted by LivesNaboxWell dosen’t AOL have that new AIM TOS? I saw something like it on their AIM.com website. Said something about an account not in use over 60 days becomes free again.:confused:
on june 8th everyone will be trying to get screenames…….
so the ones before feb arnt going to be free or the ones before and after feburary 5 and 90 not in use are going to be free?
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