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Jul. 19, 2006 at 9:15am

AOL member retention goatse graphic

Yeah, goatse parodies are big out there on teh Internets. Even seems that companies like AOL are getting into the act. In a member retention manual posted on Consumerist the last page has the following graphic:

Yeah, that's some serious goatse action, there. Thank you AOL for cluing us into your true intentions. "Sign up for AOL and take it right up the a$$!" The rest of the manual is pretty disturbing, too. With questions like "How did the Consultant use background noise to build rapport?" So, what -- pointless paper shuffling or loud keyboard typing is suppose to make the member feel that the Consultant is hard at work for us? Man. What an age we live in.

posted by Kevin under aol, goatse, member retention manual