How to get AIM to use my .mac iChat address

I use a few different accounts for IM (for personal and business), including the primary one that uses my .mac email address. I can set up the AIM ones to use AIM Mobile, but can't find a way to get AIM to recognize my .mac name for that purpose. When I try to login, it says that is a valid name, but when I ask to change the password the response is not sent to my .mac email address.
Apparently there is another user registered with the same name (minus the .mac suffix). Could AIM just be looking at the part before the .mac and assuming it's the same person? For all I know, I could have registered that name with AOL years ago, but if I did it is sending my password to an email account that I no longer use.
aj

I am not aware that you can change the @Mac password anywhere but when logged into your account at @mac.com
9:07 PM Thursday; February 7, 2008

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