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Not able to send or receive emails between thunderbird & aol.

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Something had and did not transmit the full context. Not able to send or receive emails between thunderbird & aol. Have used TB for year now not working. When I would click on TB to receive or send mail it contentiously ask to provide password still if would repeat. I would go to AOL.com password worked fine. I removed account (TB) and set it up again according to instruction on TB Help manual and auto set up. Received message indicating user name or password was incorrect. Kept trying and final gave up call AOL two days of waiting for a call I sent a copy of the message (above). The individual indicated type of Security was incorrect (SSL/TLS) said SSL should be used. Still can't create account. Help and Thanks - juniorjr1

Something had and did not transmit the full context. Not able to send or receive emails between thunderbird & aol. Have used TB for year now not working. When I would click on TB to receive or send mail it contentiously ask to provide password still if would repeat. I would go to AOL.com password worked fine. I removed account (TB) and set it up again according to instruction on TB Help manual and auto set up. Received message indicating user name or password was incorrect. Kept trying and final gave up call AOL two days of waiting for a call I sent a copy of the message (above). The individual indicated type of Security was incorrect (SSL/TLS) said SSL should be used. Still can't create account. Help and Thanks - juniorjr1

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