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I think it very unlikely that AOL has forwarded spam complaints to any other anti-spam service. If the list is turning up on RBLs, it is no doubt because other anti-spam services are also careless, or have users that are similarly careless. So dropping all AOL users is not a cure for any non-AOL problems. My understanding is that AOL removes identifying information from the headers, but not from the body of the message. So to respond to complaints from AOL, the list program has to embed recipient information in the body of the message. Otherwise AOL will eventually stop accepting all mail from the list, and possibly the IP address. Daniel Feenberg -- This message has been scanned for viruses and dangerous content by MailScanner, and is believed to be clean.
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