I accidentally flagged, as spam, ONE of the emails I get daily from a service I have subscribed to for years. As a result, my account at that service was deleted, they tell me, because AOL reported back to them that they were spammers. The service is apparently required to delete whatever account is involved when they are notified of such an issue. Can AOL stop instantly over-reacting to my spam flags in this way and do only what I would expect of them: continue sending that sender's messages to spam until I correct the error (by my marking them as NOT spam). Instead, AOL went further and immediately reported a spam designation to the corresponding webmaster(s) - with irreversible consequences. At the very least, AOL should verify with me that I approve that additional step, which is supposed to be for my own "protection".