AOL Again
 

Even dead people can't escape AOL

The problem? An AOL account once held by Gauthier's late father still showed billing charges accumulating against it. The account had been dormant for months; the credit card he used for it was inactive at least as long.

Nevertheless, AOL kept charging $25.90 each month for dial-up online access. Late fees for non-payment accumulated on the credit card, too.

Gauthier even offered to send a copy of her father's obituary as proof he truly was dead. AOL was unmoved.

"An AOL service guy told me to stop complaining and learn to use a computer," she said. "Then he hung up."


http://www.stltoday.com/stltoday/bus...A?OpenDocument

Damn all that spam wasted on a dead guy

I get how AOL sucks for not canceling the account but, doesn't a credit card account die with it's owner?