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PMJ2kx
MemberDon’t feel left out; my other SN is still blocked. I’m pretty sure it’ll all be done by Monday.
PMJ2kx
MemberOkay, I got mine back! Looks like they’re keeping their word…
PMJ2kx
MemberInteresting theory…I like it.
I’m still down as of 4:48PM PST…
PMJ2kx
MemberFor what it’s worth, as I continue to search Google every couple of hours, more and more sites/forums are reporting suspended accounts, all of which have been dated (reported suspended) sometime between Dec. 3 and Dec. 8. It’s starting to spread…and quite a few have been “…I logged off, went to bed, and the next morning, it was suspended…”
PMJ2kx
MemberIts really too bad we don’t know the extent of the accounts and their users. It would be nice to have one site so that everybody who uses AIM could be informed of the problem and petition AOL to do something.
As much as I hate to say it, I don’t think sending them e-mail is going to be enough.
PMJ2kx
MemberOh, sure, go blame Wal-Mart…:-p
I have the same problems y’all have, and here’s what I’ve found:
There’s an interesting article on PC Mag’s website: http://www.pcmag.com/article2/0,4149,720052,00.asp
It’s somewhat simillar to what we’re facing.Secondly, I found this other forum with a different outlook/perspective on things: http://forums.techguy.org/showthread.php?p=2159516#post2159516
Nothing else came about, except for 101 people (me included) complaining about SN’s and buddy lists being lost.
Here’s the interesting twist to my story. You see, in the TOS (Terms of Service), it states that if an account goes inactive for 90 days, they hvae the right to terminate it. Funny thing is, I was away from AIM for 13 months (I was on a mission for my church and had no internet connection), yet when I came home in October, my account worked up until the last week (late November).
I just signed up with a new account with AIM, so we’ll see how long it lasts…
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