Well I had better pay then...

[eftda]

I got an e-mail in Yahoo like that the other day, from "PayPal" asking for my info.

I got the same about 2 months ago. If they needed you account information then they would send you a link where you have to log in, even then I would call tech support.

[Lofunzo]

They usually include a link to make it look legit but they never are. Official AOL e-mails are colored differently. PayPal and EBAY will never ask for your pasword. If you ever think that it is a scam, just visit the site in question. I know that EBAY has a list of the most common scams.

[Kingctb27]

Yeah, try gving up AOL for a different Internet. I called for my cancelation and then they gave me all this BS about how there Firewall and security was the best thing knowto man. So I was like allright I'll give it a month and then will call them back to cancel it. I then proceded to call them back and cancel it and they gave me the same thing. I then went off this lady. I bet I wasted about 30 minutes of my life trying to cancel our AOL service. I hope that call wasn't recorded.