> -----Original Message----- > From: [EMAIL PROTECTED] > [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED] On Behalf Of Angel Rivera > > I am not sure it is a "spam blocking" facility. It clearly > states it does > know now the use and returns a 550 which means it is > permanent. More than > likely the user went away or deleted that profile and created > another one. > Deleting their membership is about all you can do.
It's not a deleted "profile" -- a profile is a screenname is a login is a user. It means that the user has set up their mail rules so as not to accept mail from you -- whether explicitly or, more likely, because they turned off all non-AOL mail and didn't realize it affected the list's delivery. AOL does return a 5xx on this, because they want that delivery attempt to be treated as permanent failure; it does NOT mean the screenname has been deleted. I generally log in to AOL and send them mail asking if they blocked us intentionally, and if so, tell them how to unsubscribe; if they fail to, I report them to AOL as a ToS violator.
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