AOL is trying to reduce the volume of spam that their customers get.  
They've done several things in that effort that I don't think they've 
properly understood, and I believe that eventually they will realize that 
they're blocking legitimate mail and not really helping with the spam, and 
clean up their act.

  In the meantime, I suggest you encourage your AOL friends to get free web-
based email accounts from GMail (Google), Yahoo, HotMail, or whomever, and 
use those to receive mail from non-AOL folks.

David Gillett


On 23 Mar 2006 at 7:47, Theresa Phalen wrote:

> I am hoping someone has an answer - Everytime I forward an e-mail
> message that I had received on to others, I receive a message saying
> that delivery failed. I use MSN on windows XP, so I called MSN last
> night and they told me AOL is blocking forwarded mail from MSN to AOL
> users. How can they do this, and what is solution. Do I have to change
> ISP service in order to have full access. Have you heard of this
> problem before? Thank you so much for any help or suggestions. 
> Theresa

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