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You can't stop anyone from sending you emails (spam or not). Similarly, you cannot stop someone calling you on the phone or sending you snailmail. Does AOL Mail automatically delete spam messages after so many days? Otherwise grin and bear it. :-(

If the account is blocked it is blocked which means inaccessible. Which is as good as nonexistent. No need (and no way) to delete it.

By "reminders to return emails" do you mean reminders to reply to emails? If so it's not something you may turn off (or on), this is done at the other end. You may ask the reminders' sender to stop, but you cannot force him/her to comply. Either ignore the reminders, or, if they contain some...

I suggest you contact the AOL email app provider

There is a free 14-days' trial period. Try it and I'm sure it comes with a proper support mechanism.

It's not exactly what you want but what about putting plain text T&C in the signature? It can be up to 10,000 characters long https://support.google.com/mail/answer/8395

This is about forwarding to Gmail, but it's trivial to change the target site... https://www.alphr.com/forward-aol-email-gmail/

Readers, please note that HIPPA is a US thing, and definitely isn't applicable worldwide.

From the 1sr source mentioned above: So maybe the next question should be "how likely it is that my SMS messages will be highjacked"?

True. But soon it will remain free on one platform only.

What is "inactive user"? Somebody who hasn't visited the site for N days? Does (s)he need a reminder about it?

Addresses like "example@runbox.*" aren't considered as aliases, so they don't count towards the limit of 5 aliases.

If you really think your "let's have lunch on Friday" messages deserve ultimate protection from prying eyes, encrypt them using an algorithm you trust.

In Runbox the user+anything@runbox.com has been working from times immemorial.

Of course you have to trust the provider to offer everything it promises. There is no independent verification authority for all these privacy claims.

Give them the phone number...

It should be in Bin/Trash (whatever it's called in yahoo). If it's not there, then tough :( ....

These tools work in the same way as in my previous reply: a file is uploaded somewhere and the recipient receives an email with the download link. A possible disadvantage of these tools, as compared with a do-it-yourself "upload and send link" technique is that these free tools usually impose a...

store them on a file sharing site (Dropbox, Google Drive, OneDrive,,,, there are more) and send the link

Put the addresses in the Bcc: field