I do not have a spam folder on my ipad or Mac Pro. Very frustrating as I can not check my spam. Any ideas on how to get it to display.

AOL can stop the spam if you use a good spam blocker software. No one is managing the amout of spam users are receiving. AOL MUST STOP IT!!

I am totally dissatisfied with how AOL is handling (OR, NOT REALLY HANDLING !!) the spam issue, spme of which is sexually expletive.
There should be a quick way of blocking these people without having to open a message that you really do not want to open and copy the sender's email address to add it to the to-be-blocked list. I should be able to pick a simple BLOCK option that should work forever...

If not, I am considering changing to Gmal or Yahoo after paying AOIL for almost 20+ years for this kind of uncaring service.

I keep getting emails in my inbox that appear to be From: ...@...aol.com. They make you look bad. They are obviously not real (you didn't really send anything; also the Received headers don't mention aol.com). So please detect them as spam!

Somebody pretending to be YOU is a very obvious special case - you do not need any improvements to your generalized spam detection to catch these.

If an email includes the word "Unsubscribe" in its text, I would like to either be able to set up a rule to block this email or have it automatically moved to the Trash folder. Right now, filtering options are only based on the To and From fields of an incoming email.

Who is the "genius" who decided we can't delete more than 20 pieces of spam at a time. Sometimes I have 400+ and it is irritating that I have to take 3 different clicks to remove only 20, when I should be able to remove them all with one click.

I don't like the change to the spam folder which no longer shows how many pieces of mail are in the folder next to the icon like New Mail and Drafts. I use to just glance at this folder to see how many were in there now I have to open it up. I just figured this out and don't understand why you would make this change.

Segregate more the Delete and Spam toolbar buttons, they are right next to each other and it's easy to accidentally mark something as spam when one mean to delete the message.

My AOL mailbox receives many, many unsolicited emails. I do use the AOL feature of right clicking on the unwanted emails. That allows me to send that email's address to the AOL blocking file. That file has a limit of 1,000 blocked unwanted email addresses. In just a few months I have added 751 unwanted email addresses to that file. The unwanted email addresses file will soon be full.
Please expand your AOL unwanted email address file to 3,000 or 5,000 or some unlimited number. THANK YOU VERY MUCH.

Opening any e mail you do NOT recognize is a risk for a hack. We REALLY need this safety feature. Can you MAKE IT HAPPEN ?

Block the MASTER sites and all other SPAM mail stop.

Simple concept really.
Site techs actually FIX what THEY claim it there, so that it ACTUALLY IS there..

Allow user to forward a spam address to block list. Way to much coming in.

You ought to make it possible so that when I search for a emails with a particular name in them that search includes emails in my Spam folder. From time to time I totally miss emails due to lack of this feature. Don't see why you cannot easily fix this.

At the moment i have to select page by page to delete. Why can't we just have the ability to 'select all' to delete.

In addition to blocking certain senders please add blocking on subject line content

How bout AOL stops advertising their pointless anti-virus software to me every time I click on my inbox. This isn't the dawn of the internet, I'm not going to follow an advert and subscribe to your garbage anti-viral software on a whim. I would however like to open my inbox without delay. Also I will be telling my grandma not to subscribe as well and any other elderly.

Getting over 100 spam mail per day so why can't I delete at least 75% per day at once/

I got the AOL "mail suspended" phishing email today on my laptop. When I logged into AOL to report it as spam, it was already in the spam mailbox. If AOL had already put the email into the spam mailbox on the website, why was it forwarded to me on my laptop as a piece of good mail?