This comment sounds funny at first, but it's SO true. If the business card has an AOL address on it, it's a giant red flag that says "potential problem client"

This comment sounds funny at first, but it's SO true. If the business card has an AOL address on it, it's a giant red flag that says "potential problem client" all over it. My top 8 reasons why an AOL address on a business card MAY mean "problem client". #8 This person will probably have NO IDEA how to send an attachment. I mean NOOOOO IDEAAAAAA! #7 Need them to upload a photo to a website? Forget it. Just forget it. "Browse button? Browse what?" #6 You never know if your email will get through to them or if it will be filtered. #5 The "Internet" IS the AOL icon. #4 When on the phone with your client, you will probably hear the distinct sound of a 56.6kbps modem tone when you ask them to pull up their email or website. #3 They'll ask what "keyword" gets them to their website. #2 Getting them to a browser to pull up their website first requires walking them through a series of pop-up ad windows that need to be closed. #1 While walking them through a website or how to send an email, prepare for this statement: "Hold on, AOL crashed, I have to reboot. I think I need a new computer." (no. you do not need a new computer. you are doing it wrong.) humph.