Image removed from email

Hope someone can help me...........
The message comes up "image removed" in email, not always but most of the time if there are images to view. Also when I am forwarding mail that I received with images that do open, the images do not show up in the forward. I use Safari to access my aol and bellsouth account.
Thanking you in advance for any assistance you can provide.
mac book Mac OS X (10.4.7)

Ali....I use Safari for both....aol and bellsouth. sorry 'bout that was thinking of my old computer. Still having the problem by the way
thanx again.

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