AOLeave

Let me say, up front, this is not an AOL hate page. AOL have been very successful at introducing a LOT of people to the Internet, and making a LOT of money (you can't say that about several high profile Internet related businesses). That said, I would have to say, I would not use their service if you paid me. A lot of people are recieving adequate service (in their opinion), and are happy to pay their inflated fees for the perception that AOL are making their online experience easier. If this is you, I say, go for it!
However, the AOL experience is not for everybody, and believe it or not, there are people who would like to try something else, BUT ARE AFRAID!
Of what?
The fact that AOL do many things in a non-standard way, and make it difficult to leave and maintain a lot of YOUR data.
What data?
Do you have a couple of hundred people in your Address Book? Do you have a multitude of bookmarked websites? No doubt you have countless messages in you AOL Personal Folders. If you leave AOL, how are you going to take YOUR data with you?
You aren't!
Until now that is.
Having taken pity on a poor beleaguered AOL'er ( Hi Bill! - beta tester #1 ), I have decided to liberate the masses from their shackles. Well, at least provide some tools to help the enlightened few liberate themselves.

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If you are looking for tools to convert other address book or email formats, there is a comprehensive list at EmailMan. I am sure you will find what you need.

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