AOL may have blacklisted (anti-spammed) your domain.  This happened to me with a client last year, despite the fact that the client's SMTP relay was COMPLETELY closed to the outside world (i.e., only used for outgoing mail from about five users), and AOL support was of no help whatsoever.  Nonetheless, after logging about five angry calls and e-mails to AOL tech support, they must've cleared the domain from the blacklist, because service was restored.  They may have an overactive filter...?
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Subject: [IMail Forum] List recipients using AOL not receiving messages posted from the list

Is there a problem with that would prevent AOL users from getting messages sent from an IMAIL list.  If so, is there a fix.  I couldn't find anything in the knowledge base on this.
 
 A sample header from a recent post is below.  I know for certain that AOL recipients did not get the message while others did.  I do not know if the problem was just with AOL members however.
 
Thanks,
 
Steven Winters
 
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