A few comments on my experiences with the AOL postmaster... AOL seemingly automatically mark ANYONE sending lots of mail to AOL as a spammer. When I was running a large communities system this was a nightmare as a lot of our users had AOL accounts. It took use 3 months to convince AOL to put us on the "we're not spammers list" and we still had problems (we think they wiped the list perdiocally).
Sending the postmaster email was a pointless exercise. Phone them. (And, no , I don't know the number) AOL appear to have almost a complete class C address space (240+) mail hosts. They can send mail to you really quickly and in volumes only very high-performance systems can cope with. Their incoming mail system often runs VERY slowly. I don't know whether this was us being auto-tar pitted (slowed down), but we had to write code for Qmail that would limit the number of outgoing SMTP connections to a given domain. This stopped our entire mail system being ground to a halt when sending mail to AOL. import standard.disclaimer.*; These views are mine and not the company I work for (or have worked for) -- Jason -- To unsubscribe, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]> For additional commands, e-mail: <mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
