As of March 9, 2020, you will no longer be charged for your AOL Broadband DSL service. You’ll keep your AOL account and email address, as well as any premium services connected to it. If you’re already a paid AOL member, your subscription will continue to be active.
By June 1, 2021, you must take action to keep your service if you haven’t done so already. What’s happening? Starting on June 1, 2021, AOL will no longer allow certain third-party applications and programs to connect to your account unless you take steps to secure it.
In 2015, Verizon purchased AOL for $4.4 billion and Yahoo for $4.5 billion. Verizon will receive $4.25 billion in cash as well as 10% of the company’s stock in the sale to Apollo Management LLC and Equidate Inc. The deal is expected to conclude by the second half of 2021, according to Verizon and
AOL’s monthly pricing plans range in price from $3.99 to $19.99 per month, depending on the features and services you choose.
AOL emails are being sent to your Gmail account because you have given AOL permission to do so. To stop this from happening, go to “Settings” in your Gmail account and click on the “Permissions” tab. Under “Email addresses associated with your account,” you will see a list of all the email addresses that have been given permission to send emails to your Gmail account. To revoke AOL’s permission, click on the “X” next to its name.
AOL no longer charges for email.
There is no direct way to switch to AOL for free. However, you can get a free trial of AOL’s service by signing up on their website.
Yes, you can have multiple email addresses on AOL. To add another email address, log into your AOL account and go to the “Manage Accounts” page. Click on the “Add Another Email Address” link and follow the instructions.
AOL has been free since November of 2014.
You may be being charged for your AOL account because you are no longer an active customer. When you cancel your subscription, you are no longer charged for the service, but you may still be responsible for any outstanding fees.
