I get so annoyed and so impatient with constantly getting spam
And they gotten clever so what they do is they use the same username with different domains and this is what you must come back you must stay ahead of this

Earthling came up with a good idea that if you're sending an person an email two Earthling you get a message saying that you must enter the three digit code in order for your mail to go through which I thought was a very good idea

Or you can have it to where that only you can block domain which you can also block usernames using multiple different domains for me that would make more sense for example

a these are samples that I constantly get that's filling up my mailbox and it's so annoying notice they're all the same username

admin@wazasi.toledonk.com
admin@witerce.com
Admin@spystory.org.uk
admin@baseerato.com

info@shwelity.com
info@ziemst.handystam.co.uk
info@retill.conaten.com
info@qucosa.factined.net
info@terezo.simplecipl.co.uk
info@zwager.toabout.org.uk

renter-41901info@conveliponsad.store
renter-41901info@gri3a.store
renter-41901info@modric.store
renter-41901info@raheemsterling.us

These are some of the more common ones they fill my mailbox by the thousands this is why I say you must block the username as well as the domain sometimes the repeatedly use the same username as you see in these **** emails

And there's a way to do it I don't want no excuses I don't want no BS I just want this thing done I am a paid customer using your services for this freaking softer and this is what I get is a bunch of spam clogging up my emails

The original version of the AOL software used to stop all this stuff it did not come through

And these are various emails from various different organizations sometime they use the same username sometimes they use the same domain name

So I wasn't born yesterday I've been on the computer for many many years many years the '80s the late seventies

I structure and build Servers

So the little egg heads should put their heads together and come up with a plan to stop all those nonsense now I like the ideal from earthlink where the person has to enter a three digit code for the mail to go through

Once they email the individual they get a mail back entering a three-di there's no way to stop it that's totally unacceptable and totally an excuse and very dismissive 🙄

I get so annoyed and so impatient with constantly getting spam
And they gotten clever so what they do is they use the same username with different domains and this is what you must come back you must stay ahead of this

Earthling came up with a good idea that if you're sending an person an email two Earthling you get a message saying that you must enter the three digit code in order for your mail to go through which I thought was a very good idea

Or you can have it to where that only you can block domain which you can also block usernames using multiple different domains for me that would make more sense for example

a these are samples that I constantly get that's filling up my mailbox and it's so annoying notice they're all the same username

admin@wazasi.toledonk.com
admin@witerce.com
Admin@spystory.org.uk
admin@baseerato.com

info@shwelity.com
info@ziemst.handystam.co.uk
info@retill.conaten.com
info@qucosa.factined.net
info@terezo.simplecipl.co.uk
info@zwager.toabout.org.uk

renter-41901info@conveliponsad.store
renter-41901info@gri3a.store
renter-41901info@modric.store
renter-41901info@raheemsterling.us

These are some of the more common ones they fill my mailbox by the thousands this is why I say you must block the username as well as the domain sometimes the repeatedly use the same username as you see in these **** emails

And there's a way to do it I don't want no excuses I don't want no BS I just want this thing done I am a paid customer using your services for this freaking softer and this is what I get is a bunch of spam clogging up my emails

The original version of the AOL software used to stop all this stuff it did not come through

And these are various emails from various different organizations sometime they use the same username sometimes they use the same domain name

So I wasn't born yesterday I've been on the computer for many many years many years the '80s the late seventies

I structure and build Servers

So the little egg heads should put their heads together and come up with a plan to stop all those nonsense now I like the ideal from earthlink where the person has to enter a three digit code for the mail to go through

Once they email the individual they get a mail back entering a three-di there's no way to stop it that's totally unacceptable and totally an excuse and very dismissive 🙄

AOL PAYING CUSTOMER FEEDBACK 10-18-21 : 

PLEASE REMOVE THE MICROSOFT.NET FRAMEWORK 4.8 POPUP FROM MY COMPUTER

Can you remove and/or tell me how to remove the MICROSOFT.NET FRAMEWORK 4.8 popup AOL placed on my computer? It deactivates all forward progress unless closed or canceled and is really invasive. Thanks.

AOL TECH RESPONSE: 
I understand this looks invasive, but .NET Framework is a Microsoft component and it has to be updated regularly for other programs to work properly, not just AOL Desktop Gold. You can continue to cancel or close the window, but at some point, you will need to update this specific component as well as part of your Windows Updates. Thanks for understanding!   

AOL  PAYING CUSTOMER: Clicking on an AOL sent popup update on behalf of Microsoft that will re-start my computer?  Then why doesn't Microsoft contact its and AOL customers if it's that Important? 

"Updated regularly"? There has never been a Microsoft system update or upgrade attempted to be added via AOL, ever. This method of update addition is poorly conceived and a dangerous precedent AND PROBABLY ILLEGAL. Needed update? If that is in fact the case,  AOL, should have said so in the first place RATHER THAN INVADE ITS CUSTOMERS COMPUTERS with a popup that AOL refuses to remove. You need to extend the option to your paying customers to cancel and remove this invasive popup at customer request. I don't even think what you're doing is legal, forcing a program on your paying customers requiring a computer restart before they can continue on, and then further stating that "AOL and other programs won't work properly" unless we re-start our computers to add this "update"? 

In the meantime, PLEASE REMOVE THIS INVASIVE POPUP FROM MY COMPUTER OR YOU CREATE  AN EX AOL PAYING CUSTOMER.

In the past, Beta clients for AOL Desktop could create a separate AOL account to use for the sole purpose of software testing by clicking the link in the AOL Desktop Beta FAQ page. At present, that link does not work because it leads to the subdomain 'i.aol.com' which no longer resolves. In addition, when I create a 'free' account to test with, I receive a 'Subscription Required' notice upon attempting to sign in to the Desktop client. This makes sense, but I don't want to use my paid subscriber account for the purpose of Beta testing - I would rather be allowed a separate account just in case something goes wrong, I won't risk harming my main account.