AOL of course is known to have issues, but it would make sense to cover your bases before you tried to approach them.
Matt
marc catuogno wrote:
I am the e-mail admin for a real-estate company. They have access to a program that allows them to send real-estate info as a link through e-mail. AOL is now filtering that URL:
554 TRANSACTION FAILED: (HVU:B1) The URL contained in your email to AOL members has generated a high volume of complaints. Per our Unsolicit 554 5.0.0 Service unavailable
Anyone know how to ask them how to get de-listed?
Now, real-estate agents in general are the most technologically challenged group forced to use technology. I imagine that agents nation wide kept sending listing information to people even after they requested to stop getting e-mail. I almost don't want to help them...
Thanks - Marc
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