AOL Blocks Job Destruction Newsletter

Last night AOL blocked all emails from www.ZaZona.com. That means that if
you use AOL you can no longer receive the "Job Destruction Newsletter".

If you want to continue to receive the newsletter you have two choices:

1) Complain to AOL Tell them that the newsletter is not spam and that as a
paying customer you don't appreciate their censorship of your email.

2) Change your email box to something other than @AOL and send me the
change. You will not be able to send me the change using AOL because all
ZaZona.com email addresses are bounced from their server.

Sorry for the incoveniance but I have no control over the policies of ISPs,
and they are increasingly blocking emails. Here is a list of other ISPs who
have blocked the newsletters recently. If you use these and you haven't
received newsletters lately, you will know why. None on the list below have
been as bad as AOL because AOL blocked all access.

I don't put anyone on my mailing list without a request from them saying
SUBSCRIBE. I am not spam because I never send out unsolicited newsletters.
In my opinion this is evidence of censorship and perhaps someone out there
is trying to deliberately sabatoge my efforts to inform the public.

Rob Sanchez
www.ZaZona.com

excite.com

earthlink

att.net

worldnet.att.net

insightbb.com

myway.com

mchsi.com

Will pass this along to all AOL users in my area.

ZaZona.com wrote:
> Last night AOL blocked all emails from www.ZaZona.com. That means that if
> you use AOL you can no longer receive the "Job Destruction Newsletter".
>
> If you want to continue to receive the newsletter you have two choices:
>
> 1) Complain to AOL Tell them that the newsletter is not spam and that as a
> paying customer you don't appreciate their censorship of your email.
>
> 2) Change your email box to something other than @AOL and send me the
> change. You will not be able to send me the change using AOL because all
> ZaZona.com email addresses are bounced from their server.
>
> Sorry for the incoveniance but I have no control over the policies of ISPs,
> and they are increasingly blocking emails. Here is a list of other ISPs who
> have blocked the newsletters recently. If you use these and you haven't
> received newsletters lately, you will know why. None on the list below have
> been as bad as AOL because AOL blocked all access.
>
> I don't put anyone on my mailing list without a request from them saying
> SUBSCRIBE. I am not spam because I never send out unsolicited newsletters.
> In my opinion this is evidence of censorship and perhaps someone out there
> is trying to deliberately sabatoge my efforts to inform the public.
>
> Rob Sanchez
> www.ZaZona.com
>
> excite.com
>
> earthlink
>
> att.net
>
> worldnet.att.net
>
> insightbb.com
>
> myway.com
>
> mchsi.com
>
>
>
>
>
>
>
>