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Chicago Boy, I'm very tired of every single time there is some kind of computer, email or communication problem that it is ALWAYS AOL's fault, and the IT people feel no reason to even look any further. My latest was not getting company email that was forwarded to my AOL account. Not ALL, just some emails. Of course it was AOL's fault, end of story. I then asked IT why 3 other office members never received the email and all they have are company accounts. Gee, maybe there IS a problem. No one should jump to conclusions, however to say you won't even respond to an email that comes from AOL??? Maybe you should clean up your emails of URL's and send simple responses and see if it works. I respond to EVERY single email that I get in business and personal email accounts. And as a general rule in less than 2 hours most of the time. That is COURTESY, It takes about 15 seconds to say thanks, but no thanks if that is the only response you want to send. If you don't want to respond to emails, then don't include your email address in your advertising.

Well Greg then I guess that would be a loss of buisness for you for not responding. I have had my AOL account for about 14 years and don't intend on changing my email address now that everyone has. I have very little problem with AOL and plan on staying. I don't seem to have any problems with escorts returning emails, why would you be different?

Anton, I truly feel a friend is ALL the things you mentioned above. However, most of all they are someone you can count on regardless of circumstances. I would find it hard to class someone as a friend who knew you weren't well but never inquired. I also believe you can have friends you don't stay in contact with on even a monthly basis, but when you see them you tend to pick up on where you left off. However, to me the most telling sign of a friend is one who treats you as they want to be treated, with love, respect and caring. We all get too busy in this day and age and need to stop and make an effort to contact and rekindle old friendships, or repair broken ones. Family and friends are the greatest gifts in life.

I second those sentiments!!! I'm glad someone took the time to start another place for us to go. I will try and get the time to review Michael Vincenzo this weekend from my meeting 2 weeks ago. Thanks Again!! Allen