>I have already proven that their servers have accepted the email, it's the
>rest of the trail I need to follow.
And that's impossible for anyone except AOL to do.
Once IMail receives a "250 Message Delivered" (or similar response) from
the remote mail server, IMail's job is done. IMail won't know anything
else about that E-mail, ever (unless it bounces or there is a DSN that
comes back, but IMail won't know that it is related to this E-mail). At
this point, only AOL can figure out what happened to the E-mail.
The only thing we know about AOLs "secret" filtering techniques is that
they have a weighting system of some sort, and will penalize you a lot if
you have no reverse DNS entry. But, it looks like you do have a reverse
DNS entry, so that shouldn't be the problem (assuming you are sending your
E-mail from the same mailserver that is having troubles sending to AOL).
-Scott
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