[at-l] AOL Blocking problems - some 'tech' stuff

[GoVolsKelly at aol.com (GoVolsKelly@aol.com)]

I don't either.  All unknown email goes into a folder that I look at about 
once a month to see if there's anything I want to look at.  Mostly, I just dump 
the whole thing.. Permanently delete it.  

I'm sure there are ISPs out there that are better than AOL and sure there are 
some worse.  The bottom line?  I LIKE AOL.  I've had it a dozen years and I'm 
not changing my email address.  

Additionally, my aunt lives in a very small town, and AOL is the only 
provider that has a local number, and she uses my account to get online.  Sooooo, 
what's once person's convenience, is another person's reason to bitch.  

GoVols

In a message dated 2/20/2004 10:56:11 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
s.landis@comcast.net writes:
This is not meant to start a pissing contest over ISP's or to defend or 
promote Comcast, which I'm sure is inherently evil on many levels.  All 
I know is that I get zero, nada, zilch, NO spam/junk mail since I 
started using it.  What am I missing?