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Hello,<br />
As you may know, AOL delete all the &quot;Sent&quot; messages after 30 days.<br />
Maybe ahyone know some way to recover a deleted message from the sent folder? I've attempted to contact the AOL support, But received a message that I need to become a paid member and pay $12 to receive support.<br />
But I'm not sure whether they'll be able to recover my message. <br />
So my question is...<br />
Does anyone know if AOL save all the sent messages on their servers or not?<br />
Thanks in advance!
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Hello,
As you may know, AOL delete all the "Sent" messages after 30 days.
Maybe ahyone know some way to recover a deleted message from the sent folder? I've attempted to contact the AOL support, But received a message that I need to become a paid member and pay $12 to receive support.
But I'm not sure whether they'll be able to recover my message. 
So my question is...
Does anyone know if AOL save all the sent messages on their servers or not?
Thanks in advance!

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