RealTown's RealTalk

Hear! Hear! But, what do you do for clients who only have aol addresses? How do you reach them?

BTW, Top Producer still appears to be blocked....

Michael Trust

>Date: Sat, 11 Nov 2006 07:36:58 -0500
>From: Lenn Harley <info@lennharley.com>
>To: <RealTalk@InternetCrusade.com>
>Subject: AOL incompetence
>Message-ID: <20061111123740.E03F74B4FF@mx3.sandiegort.com>
>
>>Lenn:
>>There are ways to get the domain unblocked, or "white listed" with >>AOL... I
>>think it has to be done through your ISP...
>
>My ISP is Hughes.net. I was blocked by AOL the year before that when
>my ISP was Comcast. I was blocked a year before that when Covad was
>my ISP. This is not an ISP matter.
>
>>This is another one of the
>>downsides to shared IP addresses on shared servers...
>
>I have a DEDICATED server. The only accounts are my own and I don't
>send bulk mail or anything that would trip a filter.
>
>>If one site on the
>>server spams some folks and gets reported, all on the server do as
>>well...
>>We have had this issue come up, in another context, on this list,
>>regarding
>>emails being sent from domains when no one at the domain actually sent
>>it...
>>Never the less, the domain gets "blacklisted"
>>
>>Contact your ISP or hosting company... Which ever controls the IP
>>address of
>>your domains... They can contact AOL to get the site white listed.
>
>I am my own host. Been there done all of that and the block remains.
>I'm not spending more time trying to feed a dying monster that is AOL.
>
>>Paul Silver
>
>Lenn Harley
>Homefinders.com
>Serving home buyers in Maryland and Virginia
>
>

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