Debbie - did you get any kind of answer?  If you did I missed it.  I
also started having problems AGAIN with AOL subscribers on Friday.  It's
getting to the point where all my spare time seems to be taken up with
AOL problems.

Out of self-defense I'm suggesting that those who want to be subscribed
do so from Juno or one of the other free email services.  But that's not
really a solution.

I imagine it's possible to block AOL addresses from subscribing, but
that's so unfair to them.

Any thoughts or suggestions welcome,
Judy
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>From:  Debbie Douglass[SMTP:[log in to unmask]]
>Sent:  Monday, May 19, 1997 5:14 PM
>To:    [log in to unmask]
>Subject:       Problem with AOL
>
>I manage two lists and I've had subscribers from AOL on the
>larger list complaining that they haven't received any posts or
>digests since Friday (5/16) afternoon. The strange thing is that
>some of complainants are also subscribed to the smaller list and
>they are receiving posts from that list. Do any of you have an
>idea what's going on here?
>
>I am receiving these complaints only from persons with AOL
>addresses and some are on digest and some are set to MAIL.
>
>-Debbie Douglass
>
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