[epub] Re: AOL

["Scott Wolfington" <scott@xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

Hi Mark,

Individual AOL users have the opportunity to block incoming messages at
their discretion.  So, just because your account recieved the message, does
not necessarily mean all of your other AOL subscribers received it.  Usually
when an individual AOL user has blocked messages from you, you'll receive an
email bounce message indicating that you've been blocked by the user.

Generally speaking though, I think your test is valid.  It doesn't hurt,
right? :)

Regards,
Scott

--
Scott Wolfington
BoogieTools, Inc.
http://www.boogietools.com/



> One of the reasons I maintain a low-cost AOL account is to be able to
> monitor what goes on there. I have assumed that if my AOL account
> received a
> broadcast properly, other AOLers typically would have received it too. Is
> that a reasonable assumption?
>


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