My TV cable company tells me that I can drop AOL for everything except email, keep my email addresses and use roadrunner for the web.

AOL seems stunned by the question.

Does anyone know how this works or how to explain it to AOL?

So you are changing providers for some services

I guess knowing what you now use AOL for, and what you are getting rid of and changing to will help

You can tell AOL you want the free plan. As I recall this is done under keyword Pricing Plans. The free plan does not allow you to log in using the AOL client, but you can get POP3 access to your e-mail or use AOL's WEB client to check and send mail.

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Originally Posted by ScottGem

You can tell AOL you want the free plan. As I recall this is done under keyword Pricing Plans. The free plan does not allow you to log in using the AOL client, but you can get POP3 access to your e-mail or use AOL's WEB client to check and send mail.

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That's it! Off to check the pricing plans. I made the mistake of calling AOL.

Thanks - I'll see if it makes sense to drop AOL for everything else and go with RR.