Very frustrating that I’m getting very explicit emails from **** sites that are targeting men when I’m a woman! Not sure how or why this has been happening but it’s getting old. I’ve tried blocking, special filters and now since it’s infiltrating into my inbox I send to spam and NOTHING is working. I’ve had this email since the first day AOL hit the internet with dial up I’m not going to start paying now especially since you already make money off of me for using it. I should not have to change my email just because, just FIX the tools you have to prevent this!

programmers would have the capability to specifically set up a higher level filter so the user select a filter for emails that promote **** content. it's frustrating to have to delete these disgusting emails everyday.

AOL domain is sold to spammers. This has become their mail revenue stream. They use customers like us as bait and present to spammers. I am cancelling my 30 years old account with them. Good by.

AOL you have sold yourself to spammers. You are gateway for spam’s and fake invoices. Stop this business.
I am cancel 30 years old account with you. Go to ****

Stop sending those nasty sex explicit emails into my spam box

The **** in the spam folder nearly disappeared for while but now it's starting to increase again. Why???

Why all the **** in the spam folder?

f you put an email in the spam folder, why do you send it to my POP email client? Just put it in spam folder

I receive hundreds of various forms of spam, phishing & vulgar sexual content emails from this specific sender: @gendafilem.nl . (the sender name / prefix is always different)
How / why is not possible to block this permanently. I've reported this to the aol phish abuse many times, no reply or actions.
There must be a way to block this entity but I can't find it.

I can set my local Verizon/Outlook email to permanently delete spam messages by subject before they even reach the spam folder. AOL should figure out how to let users block messages by subject, so they can decide which categories of messages they do not want to receive at all. I know from experience that AOL's current filters are not adequate for this purpose.