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THE GOOD
AOL Web Mail has an integrated calendar, to-do list, blogging, pictures; unlimited storage; keyboard shortcuts; IMAP desktop access; can keep multiple messages open at the same time; built-in chatting in progress.

THE BAD
Aggravating sign-in process; graphical ads appear within interface of AOL Web Mail; separates read and unread messages; lacks built-in audio player.

THE BOTTOM LINE
Novel features and useful integration with AOL's other services may make this a natural fit for AOL devotees, but setup and sign-in woes caused us to curse.

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Average CNET Reader Rating: 4.7 out of 10

CNET Reader Reviews

  1. October 13, 2007 09:52

    4.5/5
    I was a Gmail user since it's introduction, but recently became disgusted with Google and have been seeking alternate providers of services similar to those of Google.

    I first looked into Yahoo! Mail, but because you have to pay a fee to obta...  read more »

    - gsmiller88

  2. April 28, 2007 08:19
    Terrible
    0.5/5
    had free service now they are trying to bill me saying that i owe them because the service wasnt free when i signed up. and everyone knows that when you sign up you always get the ad saying try aol for free for thirty days. called to cancel in 15 da...  read more »

    - kw12345

  3. June 18, 2006 02:03
    Terrible
    0.5/5
    There are now HUGE FLASHING ADS obscuring my email at my PAID aol email account. I've been with aol about 13 years, since back in the days when my bill was $300-400 a month when they charged by the minute, and I am LIVID about these ads! I went arou...  read more »

    - tygerkittn


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