rirri

Member Since April 19, 2008 , From VA, United States

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Answered: Has my email been hacked and if so what do I do ...

It's more likely that neither of your accounts were hacked. Putting someone else's name on an email is trivially simple so there's no need to do any hacking. Just delete the message and move on.

Posted 6 months ago

Answered: Email was hacked

Deleted contacts cannot be retrieved. All you can do is re-enter them.

Posted 6 months ago

Answered: Trace email.

Elden has a point. Opening messages from people you don't know can be hazardous to your computer. Sometimes, you need to read them, however. If a message is spam, simply report it to AOL and let ...

Posted 1 year ago

Answered: Sending e-mail to AOL addresses

What error message do you get when you try to send mail to your AOL friends? Are you using their complete e-mail addresses (including '@aol.com')?

Posted 1 year ago

Answered: Hi :( My aol account was cancelled and i need ...

You didn't say why your account was canceled or when. It's possible the account was removed from AOL's servers and is now inaccessible. If so, you'll have to create a new account. Once a screen ...

Posted 2 years ago

Answered: My son has e.mail@aol.com; he is trying to read ...

All he needs to do is go to http://mail.aol.com and sign in.

Posted 2 years ago

Answered: Can I unsend in AOL

AOL no longer supports unsend.

Posted 2 years ago

Answered: Message from AOL Postmaster "Return Mail -- see ...

Another possibility is someone is forging your e-mail address on messages he sends from another mailbox/account (not on AOL). There is nothing you can do about that except wait for him to move on to ...

Posted 2 years ago

Answered: AOL Slow Email Delivery

Where your friend lives doesn't matter (much) when it comes to e-mail. Her message probably got stuck somewhere between Juno and AOL. Check the message headers (click "More Details" in the message ...