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No ID or Password to cancel AOL with

How do I cancel AOL when I don't know the User ID or Password? My grandson set up the account and doesn't remember.

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Posted 2009-11-15T20:42:48Z
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Don't just rock the boat, turn it over, if your not on it!

You can call AOL by phone they can help you. I had the same problem when I switched computers 2 years ago. Good Luck

Posted 2009-11-15T21:27:42Z

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