If you've been keeping up to date with email deliverability (and US tech groups), you'll no doubt be aware that AOL and Yahoo! are now united under the OATH umbrella. Where there's a merger, there's a pooling of technical infrastructures, and just over a year ago the deliverability infrastructures of AOL and Yahoo! were merged. started to get closer (or rather, AOL email addresses have been migrated to Yahoo! email infrastructure).
Since a few days, https://postmaster.aol.com/ (who was a forerunner in the postmaster interfaces) redirects to https://postmaster.verizonmedia.com/. In a blog post "Verizon Postmaster" reads "we are one step closer to our goal of a new postmaster site which supports all our consumer brands: Yahoo, AOL and Verizon.
On this last statement, if the postmaster sites of AOL and Verizon are now well in the same place, it is not yet the same for Yahoo! since the postmaster interface of the latter is still well available at the following address https://help.yahoo.com/kb/postmaster.
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By the way, for any request related to delivery problems, FBLs implementation or Abuse service, Yahoo! forms should be used for the moment if it concerns Yahoo! or AOL domains.
There will probably be more movement in the next few weeks/months, we'll try to keep you informed when it happens. In the meantime, feel free to follow these two blogs:
- Verizon Postmaster's blog: https://verizon-postmaster.tumblr.com/
- Yahoo! email blog: https://yahoomail.tumblr.com/
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