>Let's say you're an AOL customer with a friend on AOL, and at work
during the
>day you think of something quick to dash off to your pal, but since
it's a
>non-emergency matter and you're more concerned about forgetting to do
it if
>you don't do it now rather than urgency, and because you want to read
your
>friend's reply tonight when you're at home on your AOL account, you
direct
>Reply-To: to your AOL address. AOL rejects it as incontrovertibly
forged;
>there's no such thing as an AOL user with an email address outside
AOL.
>
>That would be as dumb as all hell, but I wouldn't put it past them.
Channeling AOL:
"Use www.aol.com webmail."
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