<prompt> Human: The bill was being autopaid on his credit card. I think he was aware he was paying it Im assuming, but not sure that he really knew why. Or he forgot about it as I dont believe he receives physical bills in the mail and he autopays everything through his card.Hes actually super smart financially. Budgets his money, is on track to retire next year hes 56 now, uses a credit card for all his spending for points, and owns approximately 14 rental properties. I dont think hes used dial up for at least the last 10...15 years? Anything he can do other than calling and cancelling now?EDIT: AOL refused to refund anything as I figured, and also tried to keep on selling their services by dropping the price when he said to cancel. I got a little clarification on the not checking his statement thing: He doesnt really check his statements. Or I guess he does, but not in great detail. My dad logs literally everything in Quicken, so when he pays his monthly credit card bill to which he charges pretty much everything to as long as the two payment due and what he shows for expenses in Quicken are close he doesnt really think twice. He said theyve always been pretty close when he compares the two so he didnt give it second thought.  <response>: Nope. Make sure you pay attention to your bank statements. I have multiple customers a week that still pay for AOL and have been on broadband for 10-15 years. 