Anything That Can Be Done For AOL Users?

[dieselpowered]

I know this is not an IPB problem, however, is there anything that can be done for AOL users?

As I am sure everyone is aware, for whatever reason, validation e mails will not get through for people who use AOL e mail accts.

Any thoughts?

[Rοb]

I have hundreds of AOL users as members and all have validated their emails fine.

[dieselpowered]

Actually disregard...sounds like they are getting the e mails...just not seeing that they may have to cut and paste the link instead of just clicking on it.

[Watty]

I thought AOL users had the "If you are an AOL user, copy/paste the following link into your browser" tattooed on their forehead?

:lol:

[atomicknight]

Depending on where the e-mail is originating, some of them just get labeled as spam. Nothing you can do about that.

[Strange_Will]

Nothing can be done for AOL users, they're a lost cause.

Depending on where the e-mail is originating, some of them just get labeled as spam. Nothing you can do about that.

Make sure you have proper RDNS entries and such to prove you're not spoofing domains.

However some e-mails systems do a whitelisting, which sucks.

[Stuart Elliott]

Question is, why would you WANT someone that openly admits being an Arsehole OnLine customer anyway? Just add *.aol.com to the ban filters, saves all kinds of problems.

[Jonessie]

AOL is evil... :devil: (w00t) :flowers:

[Luke]

Question is, why would you WANT someone that openly admits being an Arsehole OnLine customer anyway? Just add *.aol.com to the ban filters, saves all kinds of problems.

You obviously don't realize the amount of AOL users that still exist... That's like cutting out an organ for some communities.

It's just something you have to live with...