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Conservative radio host Mark Levin has unleashed a tirade against AOL after spending eight hours trying to regain access to his email account.
Levin took to X on Tuesday to reveal that he had been locked out of his inbox for much of the day, claiming repeated attempts to get help from the company had proved unsuccessful. The broadcaster and Trump ally said he had been assured several times that his case had been escalated, but nobody had contacted him with a solution.
He did not hide his frustration with the service.
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In his post, Levin joked that he must be one of the last people on Earth still using AOL, adding that he had expected the company to treat him better given his loyalty.
He wrote: "You would think that, since I'm one of the last human beings on the face of the Earth still using AOL, they would take care of this. You'd be wrong."
The broadcaster went on to threaten to ditch the email provider once his account was finally restored, saying he had kept using it for convenience but now had little reason to remain.
Levin also suggested the dispute could become a topic on his nationally syndicated radio show, telling followers he planned to address the situation when he went on air at 6pm.
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