posted on May 25, 2001 09:08:25 AM new
I occasionaly have trouble with AOL user, I usally try to send it from my yahoo email and it gets through. It all depends on the AOL users internet email settings and wther they allow all internet domains to come through. (part of their "protection" against junk mail)
I have had several intermittant problems over the last month with AOL eamils (sending). In a few instances I had to pull contact info and call them.
I understand you can forward an email through ebay. I tried to find the link to do this but gave up after searching for about 20 minutes, and just pulled their info because it was easier than finding ebays buried services.
I don't think they actually want you to use it, they just want to deter you from directly contacting other ebayers. BTW. same troubles with webtv.
I haven't tried to find out if the trouble is on my end or the other ISP's.
posted on May 25, 2001 10:53:07 PM new
The only AOL mail problem I have is sending to @Home addys. Of course, then again, it may be a problem with @Home.
posted on May 25, 2001 11:02:36 PM new
I've had @home for 2 1/2 yrs, and have never had a problem with AOL email, sending, or receiving. I think it depends on the local cable company?
posted on May 26, 2001 01:53:21 AM new
AOL users can set personal perferences and block certain emails from coming thru. For example, one can block all emails originating from a particular domain.
Also, AOL allows each users to have 7 screen names. However, the master screen name can have certain feature set so that the other screen names cannot open emails.
