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FileHoover
March 4th, 2003, 06:13 PM
I am testing P2P on AOL.

Nothing works. Kazaa cannot even connect, cannot traceroute, cannot use Internet Explorer.

Does anyone know what the deal is?

Is there any P2P app that will work with AOL?

Hoove

lion7718
March 4th, 2003, 06:23 PM
I have used AOL for 2 years now....
I use 7 P2Ps, never had a problem connecting at all...ever.
I would say look at something else blocking you.

PornMaster
March 4th, 2003, 06:28 PM
I had AOL for about 3 months then i got DSL, But i never had trouble with Kazaa or Internet Explorer, I also think something else is blocking you, perhaps a firewall?

Theinfamousone
March 4th, 2003, 06:39 PM
Years ago I had AOL. It was the 16 bit version, and I couldn't connect to IE. I couldn't even download stuff and go to different web pages. I finally got the 32 bit version, it took a bigger toll on my old Pentium 100 with 8MB RAM, but it allowed me to use Napster and stuff.

Sockfulloflove
March 4th, 2003, 06:44 PM
yep when i had AOL, before i got cable, every p2p worked on AOL.

CrAzYMaNlAk54
March 6th, 2003, 03:58 AM
AOL is persecuting p2p users.

lion7718
March 6th, 2003, 05:48 AM
Originally posted by CrAzYMaNlAk54
AOL is persecuting p2p users.
I don't think so.

Eco G
March 6th, 2003, 10:15 AM
i have this problem...rather had

nah, mate you gotta unlock every parental control and have your age at 18+,,,you must have this ALL unticked on parental controls...

failing that this means you probably have a fucked ie explorer...

download the latest version...and ka bang


just dont ask aol...i know jack shit about pcs but i know more than them

all they do is make sure you dont blame them for it

and no aol isnt against p2p...its actually recomended kazaa on its site a few times...

Versacity
March 8th, 2003, 06:08 AM
I heard that AOL is running after P2P users and closing their accounts without even calling their users. They monitor their traffic and know ahead of time before receiving a letter from the RIAA that a user is doing P2P because of the bandwith usage. Thats cool cause in the end, AOL will loose all of their customers!

NDGAARONDI
March 8th, 2003, 06:12 AM
Well to be honest some ISPs deserve it.

They advertise on TV yeah you can download 10 times faster than dial up and they keep on saying about games and music. But when you sign up they claiom you cant do it b/c of copyright. So if any ISP takes anyone to court in England I'd laugh if the judge said it's the ISPs fault for enticing them into an act that they might not have done previously :fire

r_xq
March 8th, 2003, 06:56 AM
theres are 100s of legitimate sites for downloading music and videos there is virtually ZERO chance of an ISP in England being held accountable for illegal downloads by its customers on the basis that it advertises its product as being suitable for downloading this kind of material

DETROIT
March 8th, 2003, 08:56 AM
AOL user for 4 yrs never had a problem.

Check your Parental Settings. If you have a firewall check the programs that you are blocking. Normal programs that you use on a regular basis can be filtered. Any programs needs permission to connect to the internet.

I'm sure this is something simple.

Peace!:wings

EelNitsud
March 25th, 2003, 10:20 PM
Who was it that tricked you dipshits into uusing aol.. aol is the fucking deil and there fucking ceos and managers and employees need to be fucking hanged...... are you just too lazy or too dumb to get rid of aol?

MusikBeatz23
March 25th, 2003, 10:51 PM
Originally posted by EelNitsud
Who was it that tricked you dipshits into uusing aol.. aol is the fucking deil and there fucking ceos and managers and employees need to be fucking hanged...... are you just too lazy or too dumb to get rid of aol? I have no problem with aol... i like it i have had no problems with it... i have no need for a fast connection... so why should i get rid of it is it because it 23.90 a month ??? i can afford that i pay more for my cell phone $40 a month so whats the problem with it ???

EelNitsud
March 25th, 2003, 11:03 PM
<a href=" http://www.bobbysays.org/news/article.php?sid=9" Reason 1</a>

shit .. go type in a search engine aol sucks and youll find thousonands of websites that will telly you

MoonMan
March 25th, 2003, 11:03 PM
Originally posted by EelNitsud
Who was it that tricked you dipshits into uusing aol.. aol is the fucking deil and there fucking ceos and managers and employees need to be fucking hanged...... are you just too lazy or too dumb to get rid of aol?

I would really like to see your reasons why people should switch AOL. I would also like to know what you do on your computer all day besides download kiddie porn and blast people at webboards.

I don't like AOL because it is a huge resource hog, but if that's all that is available in the area then you cannot really blame the person for signing up.

MusikBeatz23
March 26th, 2003, 12:40 AM
Originally posted by MoonMan
I would really like to see your reasons why people should switch AOL. I would also like to know what you do on your computer all day besides download kiddie porn and blast people at webboards.

I don't like AOL because it is a huge resource hog, but if that's all that is available in the area then you cannot really blame the person for signing up. I can't wait for him 2 reply saying that ots a resource hog, but your right MoonMan in some places thats the only thing thats available but not in my case theres Adelphia Power Link (Cable) $40, Verizon DSL $50, Yahoo! SBC DSL $40, and other Dial-up services but I prefer AOL it saves me a lot of time most of my friends and family use it about 150 people that I know... and its a pain in the neck when you have 2 have bunch of windows open and having 2 help each other with h/w so it's a convinience 2 me... by june I should be gettin' Power Link or DSL... if I can afford it i might get AOL Broadband... as long as the person is happy with their ISP let them be...