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ability to BLOCK DOMAIN NAMES should be #1 priority ranked. Long overdue and unfair to loyal AOL users to have to waste time with spam email.
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Ability to BLOCK DOMAIN NAMES should be ranked #1. Seriously.
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Firstly, AOL needs to do a better job of blocking spam. Period. Its not rocket science.
Secondly, users need the ability to block the domain, not just a specific email address.
Thirdly, AOL needs to remove the 1000 limit on blocked emails.
Lastly AOL needs to comprehend that massive and unchecked spam email has frustrated loyal users for years, and the problem is getting worse, not better. Users need empowered at our email boxes, if AOL corporate is powerless to do it themselves.