Guest noy9000 Posted March 9, 2007 Posted March 9, 2007 This is a problem that I'm having for the past 2 weeks. I've been writing emails to a couple of friends with no problems for a long time now, but since last week - it seems that all my emails are non-delivered to those with @AOL.com  Is True Hi-speed internet blocking emails to all @AOL.com email accounts? or AOL is blocking emails from Thailand? Quote
bkkguy Posted March 9, 2007 Posted March 9, 2007 Is True Hi-speed internet blocking emails to all @AOL.com email accounts? or AOL is blocking emails from Thailand?  AOL is well-known for blocking incoming mail from what it arbitrarily decides are spammer IP addresses - and it is quite common for local ISP mail servers and dynamically allocted IP addresses to be blacklisted  you should generally get a delivery failure notification, check the details and discuss with true  bkkguy Quote
Guest noy9000 Posted March 9, 2007 Posted March 9, 2007 AOL is well-known for blocking incoming mail from what it arbitrarily decides are spammer IP addresses - and it is quite common for local ISP mail servers and dynamically allocted IP addresses to be blacklisted  you should generally get a delivery failure notification, check the details and discuss with true  bkkguy  Thanks. Do I just call the hotline, or is there a technical email that I can write to? Quote
Guest fountainhall Posted March 9, 2007 Posted March 9, 2007 I send more than 150 emails each week. About 3 weeks ago I started getting returned mail from 2 colleagues with aol mail boxes - both in New York and both mailboxes I have used many times before. They both checked with aol and after some hassle it was eventually discovered to be a blocking problem at the USA end which aol finally resolved. It took a good 2 weeks, though. Quote
Guest stef Posted March 10, 2007 Posted March 10, 2007 I hate AOL. I can't stand it, I could not stand it from the beginning and I will never be able to deal with them. I always had problems using AOL around the world, sending out emails or receiving emails. Â Also they block websites for little to no reasons and it does take months before you can talk to someone in management. Â No wonders why you are having trouble with AOL email addresses. Â NB : I have used AOL for years while I was still on Windows computers and it always crashed somehow. I today use MAC and there is ONLY one program that will crash on my Mac , is AOL. This is not a lie. It crashes right away. Quote