Re: Excellent Denver Post Opinion Column

[Marbleface@aol.com]

YES!  Or if, like me, you have to reload your computer after a major 
malfunction and need to have all those passwords sent to you that you forgot -- well, 
AOL reads all those emails as spam and routes them to your spam folder and you 
never get your password reminder email and you ask again and still don't get 
it and you swear at the darned customer service person who won't send you your 
password (but it's online so at least they didn't hear you) because it turns 
out you then have multiple copies of your password sitting in you spam folder, 
as requested, each and every time! 

Check under Mail, Spam Folder. 

Nance


In a message dated 3/27/2004 10:09:59 AM Eastern Standard Time, 
ecrump@interversity.org writes:
On Sat, 27 Mar 2004 ALCAMUS36@aol.com wrote:
> I need some help.   I have not been receiving ARN messages in the last 
three 
> or four days.   What happened?
> Any help would be greatly appreciated!

The first thing to do is check your AOL spam/junk folder. What's happened 
in recent months is that whenever AOL tweaks its filtering software it 
sometimes starts --without warning-- filtering out legitimate listmail 
that previously had been delivered to your inbox without problem.

If you check the junk folder and there's no ARN-L mail there, write me 
backchannel and I'll investigate further.

--Eric Crump
  ARN-L listmom
  listmom@interversity.org