[epub] Re: A O L Not welcome.

[Henrik Leghissa <soulreaper@xxxxxxxxxxxxxx>]

At 06:38 2003-10-08, MaidenFate@xxxxxxx wrote:
> >>Since A O L seems to be giving so many headaches, I'm wondering about
> refusing subscriptions from A O L and including the following message in
> a Pop-Up when the subscriber is using A O L.>>
>
> Oh yes. Let's screw the consumer because the ISP and the publication can't
> figure out how to fix a problem.
>
> Anyone who sends such a ridiculous message deserves to lose out on
> 25.3 million potential subscribers.

I was thinking the same.

It's not up to the customer to fix it on their side when it comes to 
something as "trivial" as email. If you *really* want to send out info to 
subscribers using AOL, I suggest that you look over how to bypass the 
AOL-mailblock. (using external systems, what have you)



 / H 


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