To elaborate more what is happening: I was told by eskimo.com (the company that use for the lists) that AOL told them the reason they block the mail is because some AOL users had reported the emails as spam. Apparently, people signup, decide they no longer want to receive it then instead of unsubscribing they report it as spam. When AOL receives a lot (don't know how many) reports of spam being sent from the same domain, they block AOL users from receiving any emails from that domain. When the lists at eskimo.com tries to send and the mail is rejected the address is dropped from the list.
On Mon, Apr 29, 2013 at 6:33 PM, Jim Lubin <[email protected]> wrote: > AOL is again blocking emails from eskimo.com. The administrator has > requested that people use a different email provider to subscribe to > [email protected] > > Please unsubscribe by sending an email from your @aol.com email to > [email protected] with subject: unsubscribe > > Please resubscribe by sending an email from a different address to: > [email protected] with subject subscribe > > > >
