These are AOL's legit accounts
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8 Accounts
Manually checked for accuracy Sep 11, 24
Total followers 535.8K
Profile Bios
AOL is a global media and technology company, representing the best of all worlds: premium content and innovative technology. Our continued growth and evolution is the product of nearly a decade of careful cultivation of our internal strengths, coupled with thoughtful acquisitions and rigorous integration of the very best technologies and talents on the market. Today, AOL utilizes its four pillars of video, mobile, ad technology and platforms, and open ecosystems both within our own properties such as The Huffington Post, TechCrunch, Mapquest, and MAKERS as well as when working with brands to reach new audiences and drive compelling narratives in ways never done before. AOL is a subsidiary of Verizon. Follow us on twitter @AOL_Inc.
Our Mission:
To simplify the Internet for consumers and creators by unleashing the world’s best builders of culture and code.
To learn more about our investor relations, check out our website (http://ir.aol.com). To read more about what's going on at AOL, take a look at our official corporate blog (http://blog.aol.com). To join us, check out our careers ( www.aol-careers.com).
Twitter/X
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AOL.com
AOL.com's official Instagram
YouTube
For more than 25 years AOL has been one of the best known brand names in the world. We helped the world get online and now represent some the best content brands in the market.
On this main AOL channel you'll find highlights from our network: AOL Original series, Engadget reviews, TechCrunch news, Moviefone trailers, HuffPost Live clips, Autoblog Shortcuts, and much more. Click through our Channel Sections to find your favorite source of entertainment & news!
Profile Photos
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This is AOL's profile photo consistency across the legit accounts tracked by NotCommon. Scammers often take advantage of the lack of consistency across an entity's accounts, so the more profile photos are the same, the better.
Username Distribution
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aoldotcom (1)
This is AOL's username distribution across the platforms tracked by NotCommon. Low username variation makes it more difficult for impersonators and scammers to create accounts pretending to be AOL.
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