AOL does block email, and very effectively. The original poster may have
to check her filter settings are set to "deliver the following to spam
folder - email filtered by aol" and "control who I get email from - use
a custom sender list", and block addresses that way, or select "allow
email only from people I know", all found under safety - spam controls
in aol 9. Addresses in the address book are never considered spam. I now
get 99% spam-free aol mail, which I consider amazing
Rich Koziol wrote on 02/08/2005, 20:09:
> the most effective method at ISP is to setup a list of addresses,
> which you allow e-mail to come from. That blocks all other e-mails.
> This is not for everyone.
>
> Your post made call Comcast and ask, why do they deliver mail to my
> box that does not have my address anywhere in it. Of course the
> first level TS had no answer.
>
> Puzzles me that big corporation, such as AOL or Comcast, does not
> have the resources to stop this annoyance.
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Kylde
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