They said the 4 minute mile would be the ultimate human feat. They were wrong. Despite all the obstacles, I was able to cancel AOL in under 5 minutes. First, when you call their main number, ignore all the menus, and continuously hit 0. Eventually, you will be directly connected to a real life human being. The guy that I spoke with then gave me a different number to specifically cancel my account. Another real life human being picked up. After telling him that I wanted to cancel, and confirming my billing information, here’s how the conversation went:
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Didn't you once cancel by telling them that you were in a horrific accident, lost your arms and legs, and could no longer type? I told like 25 people that story and I've come to two possible conclusions: One, I give you credit for being absolutely vulgar, if it is true, and two, if you didn't tell me that, then I have a deep-seeded desire for you to be vulgar.
Merry Christmas, see you sunday.
Tony Z
December 19, 2005 at 9:21 PM
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