Online Sender Support Tools

On July 8, 2008, David Zakar announced that AOL was launching beta online sender support tools. A big thanks to our pilot testers who helped us identify bugs and ensure that our tools are usable by everyone around the world*. I'm pleased to announce that we are removing the "beta" and launching our online support tools as the primary method of contacting the AOL Postmaster team. Moving forward, priority will be given to requests that come through our online tools.

There are currently four primary support pages. To receive the quickest and most accurate support, please fill in the entire form accurately.

FBL Modification/Deletion Request Tool: Any requests regarding FBLs should be made here.

RTR/RLY/DNS Block Removal Request Tool: This form is for mail administrators only. Telnet and nslookup results from the IPs in question are required to submit this form.

HVU Inquiry/Removal Tool: Anyone receiving an HVU error can submit a support request here. HVU blocks occur when you try to send email with a blocked URL to AOL users. This form will help you identify which URL is blocked and to request removal of the block.

Other information requests: We recognize that not all support requests will fit nicely into one of the buckets above, and this page is where you can tell us about any other issues you experience while sending mail to AOL users. We do not guarantee that you will receive a response to an inquiry placed using this form. If you are being blocked, please use the appropriate tool. Submitting an unblock request on the "Other" tool is the slowest way to resolve your issue.


If you have not already begun using our online support tools, please do so from here forward. Priority will be given to requests made through these tools, so bookmark these pages and take the call center number off your speed dial!

Christine
Manager, Postmaster Team



*The only known limitation of the tool right now is that it does not accept nslookup results in non-English languages. Please use an English-language version of nslookup, or translate the strings in your nslookup to English - use the troubleshooting guide's results to see what they should be. We hope to support more languages in the near future.

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