Hi Scott,

I would guess that AOL have black listed you and have put a general spam filter 
block on your server.

This happens when several AOL users report your emails to AOL as spam. This is 
a common occurrence because many novice AOL users do not realise that when they 
send an email to the "Trash or Junk" folder as opposed to deleting an email 
when they don't want to keep it, that action automatically sends a SPAM report 
to AOL. When a preset limit of reports are reached at AOL, then a blanket block 
is placed by AOL on that sender.

As a mail sender, you can register with AOL to be put into a feedback loop and 
receive SCOMP reports each time a user reports your emails as SPAM ( sample 
email below gives you further details and links) .
That way you will know which subscribers are the offenders and can take what 
ever action you deem appropriate

I have responded to the whole list, so your AOL users who are not aware of 
this, take a moment to read their system guidelines and help pages in order 
that they do not repeatedly send unintended "SPAM" reports regarding websites 
to which they have subscribed!

Hope this helps

Regards

Siamak Bashi

Managing Director
www.CQout.com
"The Most Trusted Online Auctions"
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For information, please review the top portion of the following page:
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For information about AOL E-mail guidelines, please see
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----- Original Message ----- 
  From: Scott Burns 
  To: [email protected] 
  Sent: Thursday, March 27, 2014 1:43 AM
  Subject: [MOPO] AOL Addresses Removed from MoPo


  For some unknown reason, all MoPo mail going to AOL addresses has been 
bouncing. After the number of bounces reached the listserv limit, they were 
automatically removed early today. I just finished manually putting all those 
addresses back on the active subscriber list. 

   

  Hopefully this was just a one time situation, but I'll continue to monitor to 
see if the AOL'ers stay subscribed. 

   

  Scott

  MoPo List Owner

   

   



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