ronanian Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 Back in the early days, you could forward spam to [email protected]. Every time my users get one worth reporting (eg valid headers, legitimately came from that ISP) it is harder and harder to find out how to report it. This week my users have been receiving spam from an AOL user. Headers show that it is definitely coming from an AOL user through AOL's SMTP servers. If the user is doing it on purpose then I would like to see his account closed; and (more likely) if his account is compromised then he probably doesn't even know. All evidence shows that [email protected] is not monitored. Who do I send this to?
andy_nic Posted December 14, 2011 Posted December 14, 2011 AOL Email is funny. i use to get spam from myself when i was with AOL. when i went to change my password i had to install there software (it was the only way to change the password) so i moved to sky.
erik Posted December 20, 2011 Posted December 20, 2011 If you google: aol.com report abuse the first result seems like it has the info you need. I can't post the direct link (yet), cause Im too new to this forum.
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