> Pam,
You need to call the friends and family members that are not getting your
e-mails. AOL does this sometimes. They decied that an e-amail address or
ISP is ban and the mail is blocked. You as an AOL customer does not get
to decied who you want mail from. The Person having AOL must be the ones
to contact AOL and tell them to allow the mail to go though. All your
mail is censorded by AOL.
Besides that with AOL you are not really on the internet. AOL sends
crawlers out that find sites and makes a copy of it and places it on AOL.
This copy is what you see when you go on line. If AOL does not have a
copy you will not see the site. Ted Turner, owner of AOL and netscape is
worse than Bill Gates.
Alice Crawford
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: PCSOFT - Personal Computer software discussion list
> [mailto:[log in to unmask]]On Behalf Of Pam Pedersen
> Sent: Monday, November 03, 2003 10:07 PM
> Subject: [PCSOFT] no mails delivered to aol
>
> For the past month or more I have had trouble getting mails delivered to
> anyone with an aol address. A few got through but not many. In the past
> 2-3 weeks NONE are being delivered. They are not being bounced back.
> My ISP says if they aren't being bounced back then it is AOLs problem
> and they need to fix it. I have contacted aol and they are no help.
> They have
> implemented a new spam blocking policy, which is fine, but I am not a
> spammer, nor a bulk mailer. The people I am trying to contact are
> family and friends... and these are personal emails, not spam. Does
> anyone have any ideas on what to do about this? The responses from AOL
> are merely form letters... no real help. Please help.
> Pam Pedersen
>
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