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Can't e-mail the malware removal university.

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This thread's last reply is from February 18, 2014, 11:02 PM UTC. Software, malware, and removal-tool advice below may be out of date — treat specific steps and download links with caution.

Hi

I am trying to send an application into the university to the e-mail address [removed] however, when I try I get the following error message on my AOL e-mail page "Firefox can't find the server at uk.at.atwola.com"

I was a little puzzled at first but then realized that it may be related to me having updated my HOSTS file from this website http://winhelp2002.mvps.org/hostswin7.htm.

Sure enough uk.at.atwola.com is in the HOSTS file.

I am surprised that a malware removal forum's e-mail is being directed through a server that displays characteristics sufficient for someone to include it in a list of malicious/dangerous/unwanted sites?

Can anyone shed any light on this please?

Andy
The site you mentioned is "provided" by AOL not Malwareremoval.com. See this link about AOL UK Privacy... http://privacy.aol.co.uk/cookies

We have received your email/application to MRU. We will process your application and contact you soon, once we have had time to review it. :)
Thanks for the quick reply. I assume you have received about 6 applications then. I thought the email had failed to send :-)
You're welcomed ... no worries. :) I received 2 applications about 10 minutes apart.
Just an FYI for your future reference, flynn50, as some things have changed since your original registration in 2011: This site no longer permits the use of AOL, yahoo, or hotmail email addresses.

When you originally registered, you did so with a yahoo email address; therefore, it still functions. However, should you choose to change to a different email address in the future, you will need to keep in mind that you will not be able to use AOL, yahoo, or hotmail.
They're the only ones I've got!!!! :-)
Microsoft is phasing out hotmail and replacing it with outlook.com, which is acceptable here and is also free, and there's always gmail.