> No. AOL chose to stop allowing MJBs messages thru. He wrote
> to all the AOL
> users and informed them. Apparently they received complaints
> from people
> receiving team.net mailings! I informed AOL that we CHOSE to
> receive them, and we
> even PAY for the service.
The problem is that AOL provides handy little buttons for people to
click and report messages as spam. But people who have signed up for a
mailing list, and don't want to be bothered to actually unsub, will
frequently just hit that button.
AOL's option to reject mail from a user is another pain. If someone
clicks that on a message that came through a mailing list, the list
admin then gets a rejection message each time that sender writes to the
list.
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