How do you know if trust certificate error about imap.aol server is the result of an imposter or the "real" aol imap server?

I keep receiving a trust certificate error about imap.aol server. Says it may be the result of an imposter or the "real" aol imap server? How do you determine if the trust certificate is for an imposter?

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Welcome to Apple Support Communities.
If that's not a typo and you really do have 95GB free on your 160GB hard disk, it is unlikely that a larger hard drive will noticeably speed up your system. If it was a typo, and you have only 95MB free, then yes, you are extremely short of hard disk space, and a larger hard drive would absolutely help.
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A RAM memory upgrade would be my first recommendation.
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