aol instant messaging question

I use AIM (aol instant messaging) for the internet. I don't have aol service. Anyways, I use the latest version and lately, it will log off and than a window message will come on saying that there are currently two remote areas being logged on. To turn off one, type in the number (1) and hit enter. Does anyone know if that's a good or bad thing? Is this like some type of spyware/trojan or something trying to take over my computer? Thanks for anyone who can explain this to me.

 

prolly someone got ur ID. try changing ur password

 

yeah someone else is logging on as you i suggest making a tinfoil hat immediately because you never know how they got inside your head and you want to do it before its too late

change your password too

 

ok, I did it and it still does it. And I did the whole spyware removal thing. I also uninstalled and cleaned out my cache and reinstalled the latest version of aim. Any suggestions?

 

Sometimes you lose your connection for various reasons and AIM still thinks you are logged in even though your computer lost the connection and your client has logged out. Try to make sure whatever kind of internet connection you are using is not timing out or losing the connection.