Reunion Talk Digest emails always going to my Mac Mail junk folder

[SGilbert]

Re: Reunion Talk Digest emails always going to my Mac Mail junk folder

Does dial up still even work? I don't even have a dial up modem any longer. (I have many long ago, from 2400 to 28,800.)

[romad]

Re: Reunion Talk Digest emails always going to my Mac Mail junk folder

Does dial up still even work? I don't even have a dial up modem any longer. (I have many long ago, from 2400 to 28,800.)

I think Yosemite was the last version that had drivers for modems. Fortunately, I still have my old iMac G5 and my old PowerBook both running Leopard for use in that case.

[Bob White]

Re: Reunion Talk Digest emails always going to my Mac Mail junk folder

Does dial up still even work? I don't even have a dial up modem any longer. (I have many long ago, from 2400 to 28,800.)

At the bottom of the webpage where one chooses an AOL plan, there is this statement: If you're interested in purchasing a plan that includes dialup service, please call 1-800-827-6364 (Mon-Fri: 8am-12am ET; Sat: 8am-10pm ET). So they must still be supporting dialup. (https://plans.aol.com/join?ncid=mbr_advacqlnk00000013)

[Bob White]

Re: Reunion Talk Digest emails always going to my Mac Mail junk folder

Bob, there isn't a Mac AOL Desktop Gold version. When you go to download ADG you get this message (as of 11 Dec 18): "I'm sorry, at th............

News develops speedily. I think the information that I found yesterday was from October of this year. We are all learning. I've never had AOL email myself. In the old dialup days, my Mac User Group set up as an ISP.

[theKiwi]

Re: Reunion Talk Digest emails always going to my Mac Mail junk folder

Apple made a change that tells Mail to no longer recognize emails from/to AOL.com as a valid address. I discovered this when I found out that emails I sent to an AOL addressee using my Dot Mac address were not being delivered and emails I sent to me.com or mac.com from my AOL address were also not being delivered. Investigation revealed the Mail servers are marking them as "invalid" or "spam".

I don't think this is correct - I've had a number of AOL.com addresses since 1993, and they still work to receive eMail from all around the world, including from people with mac.com addresses.

Roger