Can anyone reccomend a human contact at AOL? I've been having
problems with an AOL subscriber abusing one of my mailing lists
(including sending harrassing email directly to subscribers).
I've sent mail to abuse@aol.com but never heard back.
I'm now going to remove that subscriber from the list and ban
him, but given the ease of creating screen names, I expect to
have more problems when he realizes that he's been removed and
I'd like to be able to get more from AOL than the email
equivilent of a blank stare...
Jeff
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