AOL Refusing Email

[usjlibrary <library@USJ.TN.ORG>]

Hello everyone,

I have recently sent email to people on AOL, and it has come back refused
by AOL.  This includes thank-yous I sent to individuals on this listserv.
I have been communicating with another individual regarding graduate
courses, and all of a sudden we cannot communicate anymore because they
refuse to allow my emails to go through.

I have talked with the Tech Director here, and he said that AOL is refusing
the email because they don't like the way we are set up (we go through a
local service).  Basically, they want to control the email services.

What do you folks think about this situation?  Frankly, I'm more than a
little irritated, moving toward frustration and anger --  I cannot send
email to anyone I want to because someone wants total control.   Has anyone
else run into this situation yet (it just started occurring with me this
past Saturday).  Using the collective knowledge and support here, what
should we do?

Thanks.

Debbie

Deborah Jesseman
Librarian/Media Specialist
Jackson, TN
library@usj.tn.org

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