America Onally called AOL, is a massive corporation that provides ons with Internet service, web directories, service and much more. AOL has been around for years, and has built a strong reputation for itself. Many people trust AOL, but some of these people need to realize that the World Wide Web is full of users with less than good intentions. For instance, there are web users who have no qualms in sullying a company's good name by sending spam messages or other abusive using AOL as their provider.
Thus, you need to be careful when opening any messages you receive from senders you do not recognize, regardless of the subdomain (I.E. AOL) associated with their address. When in doubt of an e-mail owner's integrity or identity, you should use a reverse lookup that contains AOL addresses within its database, or AOL's directory to obtain as much information as you can on the sender of the electronic mail.
To search in AOL's directory, or run a reverse lookup, enter the address into the query box. If there are matching results, the details associated with the address you looked up should be provided within seconds of your search.
What information can a reverse trace provide?
- The name of the AOL address owner (Note: this may be the individual's real name, or it could be a nickname or a completely false identity)
- The computer IP address
- Demograc information, such as the age, gender, etc. of the sender
- Address or the general location in which they live (I.E. country, city, state)
- address reputation - A score that indicates whether or not the is associated with spam.
Although additional details may also be found, it is imperative you understand that the above information is not something you will generally find in the AOL directory, or if you conduct a free reverse lookup. Usually these details will only be provided in the results of a reverse search you are required to pay for.
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