People still use aim messenger.

[Sleeper]

I logged on to a old machine tonight and it auto logged me in. People where actually signed in. I talked with someone i had not talked with in 15 years.

I figured by now facebook owned all that shit.

[Leah]

Craig's company uses it as their intrachat system. I've found that lots of businesses do. So that's how he and I chat throughout the day, too. Me on the mobile app and him at work. lol

[inline 6]

I logged on to a old machine tonight and it auto logged me in. People where actually signed in. I talked with someone i had not talked with in 15 years.

I figured by now facebook owned all that shit.

So when yall meetin to fuck?

[Sleeper]

Lmao at inline. Thats what myspace was for.

[fordracing19]

I havent been on in years.

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[Sleeper]

Thats funny ford it has your phone logged in haha.

[SMKR]

Asl?

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[Frank]

My neighbor is in her 70's and still uses her AOL though she does at least use DSL. I have worked on her computers a number of times and realized it is just easier to keep things running as they are than to explain what is better and why. She still has a Win98 computer in her shed/office that she uses her Thunderbird mail.

[whitetrash]

I think a lot of companies still use it internally or a variant of it

[Leah]

Asl?

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[71chevellejohn]

My neighbor is in her 70's and still uses her AOL though she does at least use DSL. I have worked on her computers a number of times and realized it is just easier to keep things running as they are than to explain what is better and why. She still has a Win98 computer in her shed/office that she uses her Thunderbird mail.

I've had a ton of customers that still use AOL's browser to get online. All of them are older folks and it's just what they know how to use.

[Ratt]

Companies using it is IT laziness at it's finest. Openfire and Spark are a much better free solution. The large Managed Services IT company in Houston that bought our tiny company in Dallas was using Trillian, and only went to Lync when we did a company-wide implementation for us *rolls eyes*

[Baron Von Crowder]

Companies using it is IT laziness at it's finest. Openfire and Spark are a much better free solution. The large Managed Services IT company in Houston that bought our tiny company in Dallas was using Trillian, and only went to Lync when we did a company-wide implementation for us *rolls eyes*

oh

[32vfromhell]

i used trillian and AIM messenger for a long , long , long time. Only until 2013 did i finally stop signing on. =/


<--- signing on now for nostalgia

[Sleeper]

I was amazed at the amount of people that where still logged in. Even if it was mobile only.