I normally access my email from the Web, not through the AOL client software. However, AOL Webmail is telling me garbage these days when it comes to the number of unread emails in my Inbox. This morning, I logged on to be met by the unheard of total of 93 unread mails. When I clicked on the Inbox, this miraculously decreased at a stroke to 72. I did have a large number of alerts (about 60), but when I was through with them, I was still left with 27 unread mails which are nowhere to be found. As I go through the 18 pages of emails, this number miraculously decreases to the correct total of 2.
What a load of nonsense.
Yep...thats sounds like the same AOL I know!
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Yeah, I think they failed their maths at school! Jeannette xx
ReplyDeletelol! so guido what is aol features help?do you know/ I keep getting alerts for those and I dont know what they are! are they spam?:):) so glad you still have a great sense of humor!
ReplyDeleteugs,natalie
If I caused so much chaos at work...I would be fired!
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LOL..there are times I can't even access e-mail through the web. I've had network connections problems, surprise, surprise. Mysteriously, the next day things were fine. Ah, the wonders of AOL or is it AOHELL? Chris
ReplyDeleteI haven't had those kinds of problems with AOL, yet, though it seems you aren't the only one who has. I did get kicked offline about 8 times Saturday, though.
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http://beta.journals.aol.com/helmswondermom/DustyPages/
Love the graphic, really made me laugh
ReplyDeletehttp://journals.aol.co.uk/jeanno43/JeannettesJottings/
What does this mean? I sent you an e-mail reply after receiving your kind instructions on how to install the weather pixie and aol said no person exists... I have also never been able to access this journal by writing it in as I do others. I always go to search and click on Northern Trip! Gerry I am waiting to install w. pixie until I am strong! Saved your message
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