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Hello Winship,
Wednesday, February 8, 2006, 7:22:57 PM, you wrote:
> I was wondering, if one AOL subscriber sends email to another AOL
> subscriber, will AOL have to pay the "certified Goodmail" fee to
> Goodmail? Or do they have a special deal to avoid that?
> Or, lets say both AOL and Yahoo go with the Goodmail deal. Will AOL have
> to pay Goodmail a fee for sending email to Yahoo, and vice versa? Or is
> there some deal where email between AOL and Yahoo (and anyone else who
> signs up), is exempt, while anyone else has to pay the fee?
No they won't pay as if you do some research and read the website AOL
is a partner in GoodMail that says a mouthfull
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Best regards,
Tim
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