AOL & MAC Mail

Question

I currently have a number of email accounts, but the 2 AOL accounts have their folders situated in a confusing way.
Both AOL accounts have IN/Sent/Trash/Junk folders in mac mail and all these folders have their names as account john-aol mail and tom-aol mail for both aol accounts. Seems to be no problem here (all of the contents are on server)
In addition, each account has another folder with a globe next to its name with subfolders.
John-aol has apple mail to do/saved (saved IMS)/sent items/sent messages/voicemail
Tom-aol has deleted messages (tom)/saved(saved ims)/sent items/sent messagestodos.mbox/voicemail
Whenever I send an email from either AOL account, the sent message gets put in the sent mail of the appropriate aol acct in macmail as well as in the sent mail of the folder with the globe next to it. The sent mail in the globe folder also will put a number next to the sent mail folder 1, 2 or whatever to show the number of unread sent messages
Is there a way to get rid of the globe AOL folders and be sure that all mail goes to the appropriate aol boxes in mac mail?
I think this all relates back to importing 2 AOL email accounts
Sorry for the confusion

Answer 1

I think this is a problem with AOL that has started recently when they restructured their email when they left Times Warner. In addition to the same caution sign that you get, I sometimes get "port 993 timed out" when I click on the sign. More depressing, is that sometimes even though the sent mail does the "woosh" sound when it is sent there is no evidence that it has gone out, either on my computer or on the AOL server. Later, I find that it has actually been received by the recipient.