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Bill,
What is the error message you are getting for these subscribers on your Daily Error Monitoring Report?
Charles Clausen
ppml-info.org
On Apr 23, 2015, at 8:43 AM, William Schults wrote:
> About 2 weeks ago I started seeing regular errors on ALL my AOL subscribers. Fortunately I only have 4 out of ~350 subscribers.
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> They were deleted by the ListServ. Subscribers complained. I put them back, asking to check their spam settings or call AOL support. Things were OK for about a week, but now the errors have started again.
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> This reminds me of the problem last spring when AOL and a few other major e-mail providers made changes that caused anyone using those e-mail providers who subscribed to a ListServ to be served out and deleted. ListServ made some changes that fixed the problem.
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> Is anyone else having this problem with AOL subscribers again? And if so, are you aware of solutions (short of telling users to switch to a different e-mail provider)?
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