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Doesn't AOL still make a couple of $billions per year from old dial-up internet subscriptions?
by iwwr 16y ago
Doesn't AOL still make a couple of $billions per year from old dial-up internet subscriptions?
- redthrowaway 16y agoA large chunk of whom don't actually know they're still signed up, if I recall correctly.
- marknutter 16y agoI wonder if there'd be a business in finding out who's subscribed and for a small fee helping them get unsubscribed from AOL.
- jarek 16y agoBe sure to incorporate where they can't sue you and get a domain name ICE can't seize.
- jarek 16y agoCurious as to why this has been downvoted. Do you suppose AOL will sit by idly while you undermine part of its business model? What legal methods of obtaining the subscriber list do you suggest? Do you think a business helping people to unsubscribe from a $10/month or so service will be valuable enough to defend against a legal challenge from a major corporation, valid or otherwise? Am I missing something?
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- l0nwlf 16y agoNo, they don't. They make money mostly by ads.
- phil 16y agohttp://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1468516/000119312510245249/d10q.htm#ind109552_5 http://www.sec.gov/Archives/edgar/data/1468516/0001193125102... $244.8m in subscription revenue for q3 last year, but falling fast (as people figure out they're still signed up, I guess).