Yes...this IS new. Can't say exactly when this started but I've also noticed it plus I've noticed that mail sent internally from one AOL user to another has HEADER info now just like mail going/coming to/from the Internet. I've also noticed that our screen names no longer reflect an capital letters we used to include in them -- in other words instead of my screen name showing in emails as JYoung6180 it now just shows as jyoung6280. All of this would seem to indicate that AOL is starting to make its email client more in tune with Internet standards than in the past. Joan In a message dated 1/15/2010 12:49:29 P.M. Eastern Standard Time, sugarfoot1@aol.com writes: 2) when i receive an email from another aol user (example: firemannn1234) and i click on 'reply', it automatically adds _'@aol.com'_ (mailto:'@aol.com') to their email address on the reply email so now i'm replying back to _'firemannn1234@aol.com_ (mailto:'firemannn1234@aol.com) . i've never seen that happen before and thought that email between 2 aol users did not have to have the _'@aol'_ (mailto:'@aol') on their address yet aol automatically adds it now!?!?!?) is that normal or new?