So basically it's a legal p2p client? I'll give it a shot.

Originally posted by 21Q:

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So basically it's a legal p2p client? I'll give it a shot.

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All p2p clients are legal, p2p/bit torrent and everything else are all legal technology's, its the content the client may or may not be used to download thats illegal.

My understanding is that its like YouTube but not just videos, so no doubt it will be rampant with pirated files and AOL with be being sued or issued with removal letters every other day, like Google.

I wish AOL would just die already. They haven't had an original idea since they created the "You've Got Mail" sound clip.

only reason aol can still go on is because of all the years they ripped people off for "56k"

aol was always just a bloated virus on your computer..

AOL..is this the reason for the fall-out with You Tube? Is this the reason why, for the past couple of months at least, so many subscribers are watching worse-than-dialup speed streaming from that site?

AOL should stick to providing good ISP services. Despite the YT issue many AOL UK customers are very happy with the service, and you don't need AOL software to get on the net if you have a router. Up until the YT issue, my friend who was on AOL had suffered around 3 disconnects in 12 months and virtually no bandwidth problems.

Of course, AOL is not just acting on behalf of AOL anymore, and has to rake in revenue, but please..don't do the Carphone Warehouse trick of offering more than you can actually give.

Originally posted by SProdigy:

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I wish AOL would just die already. They haven't had an original idea since they created the "You've Got Mail" sound clip.

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That's so true...and funny. I'm laughing my ass off.

Only pics??

I can;t seem to get it to work. My aim username results in an error 501 and making a new account doesn't work either.