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To: yard_man who wrote (377)	1/26/1997 4:34:00 PM
From: jack rand	of 496

>I don't know how they could reasonably base it on individuals >customers experiences. It would seem impractical. True. HOWEVER, what across the board amount would satisfy everyone-- especially the state AG's? $5, $10, $19.95?????? And for how many months? December and January? What about the coming months in which AOL said the problem would persist (but presumably get better on a city-by-city basis)? And, far less than 100% of AOL subs have been affected -- probably no more than 70% are in dial areas that have experienced overload. Should AOL pay the 30%? If not, then it must demonstrate which areas/subs have not been affected. And so on and so on.......... Refunds is a real can 'o worms.

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