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I tried to block
*@gendafilem.nl
It's is listed as blocked but a few hours later I got a bunch of new ones in my spam folder. It looks as if domains are not wild card blocked even if they are listed as blocked.
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How about a functioning DOMAIN blocker?
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How about going back to copy and paste instead of the new method to add images.
How about more font sizes as we used to have.
How about more fonts as we used to have.
How about an unlimited color palate.
How about just going back to what used to make AOL unique.
Now the only "unique" part of AOL is the moving, flashing & distracting ads.Baabel Seventeen
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We used to be able to use a palate to make colors and we used to have more choices for font. It was easier to be creative. Now we have limited choices for each. Return to the old format; it worked better.
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Two things are happening.
One, there are random two-factor checks that may or may stop after a few days or weeks.
Second, each time one logs in from a different IP address, say a computer in a different physical location, AOL makes you sign in with two-factor authentication for days, weeks or months.
It is VERY troublesome.
First, one becomes dependent on a cell phone to log into email.
Second, it is a big time waster.
And yes, if one signs on six times a day one has to two-factor six times a day.
And no matter what AOL says, it does NOT appear to be optional. -
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Two things are happening.
One, there are random two-factor checks that may or may stop after a few days or weeks.
Second, each time one logs in from a different IP address, say a computer in a different physical location, AOL makes you sign in with two-factor authentication for days, weeks or months.
It is VERY troublesome.
First, one becomes dependent on a cell phone to log into email.
Second, it is a big time waster. -
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Two things are happening.
One, there are random two-factor checks that may or may stop after a few days or weeks.
Second, each time one logs in from a different IP address, say a computer in a different physical location, AOL makes you sign in with two-factor authentication for days, weeks or months.
It is VERY troublesome.
First, one becomes dependent on a cell phone to log into email.
Second, it is a big time waster.Baabel Seventeen
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AOL does not allow you to block a domain (that is, the part after the "@").
Actually, there is a place to do this but it does not work - you can type in a domain you wish to block but it does not block the domain.Baabel Seventeen
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Two things are happening.
One, there are random two-factor checks that may or may stop after a few days or weeks.
Second, each time one logs in from a different IP address, say a computer in a different physical location, AOL makes you sign in with two-factor authentication for days, weeks or months.
It is VERY troublesome.
First, one becomes dependent on a cell phone to log into email.
Second, it is a big time waster.
And yes, if one signs on six times a day one has to two-factor six times a day. -
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Two things are happening.
One, there are random two-factor checks that may or may stop after a few days or weeks.
Second, each time one logs in from a different IP address, say a computer in a different physical location, AOL makes you sign in with two-factor authentication for days, weeks or months.
It is VERY troublesome.
First, one becomes dependent on a cell phone to log into email.
Second, it is a big time waster.
They're still sending through spam from: *@gendafilem.nl even though I "blocked" it on April 14.