<x-flowed>AOL doesn't accept mail from any IP block that belongs to cable providers. They operate on the assumption that any IP number belonging to a cable company's broadband block of IP's is suspect. So if I run mail via SIMS to them, they reject my mail. If I run it to them via, say, gmail.com, mail goes through.
That's simply not so. I know of multiple counter-examples of people with RoadRunner and Comcast business cable modem links without AOL delivery problems.
AOL *does* generally reject mail from dynamically assigned IP addresses, so if you have a dynamically assigned address or reverse DNS that makes it look like you do, AOL is likely to not accept your mail.
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