Weird Email Output "=20","=3D" etc...

Hi guys, someone has recently purchased my newsmail subscriber, and the emails he is receiving from it look like this:

Any ideas guys as to what is causing this, i really am lost, you can see his full post here:

http://activeden.net/item/advanced-newsmail-subscriber-system/46914#comment_320192

Hi guys, someone has recently purchased my newsmail subscriber, and the emails he is receiving from it look like this: Hello Jim, you=20 requested to subscribe to our newsletter with the email address mich1s@a= ol.com.=20 To confirm this subscription, click the url below. <a href="http://mysite.com/subscribe/php/subscribe.php?key=3D8=">http://mysite.com/subscribe/php/subscribe.php?key=3D8=</a> 746658a1190&email=3Dmich1s@aol.com

Any ideas guys as to what is causing this, i really am lost, you can see his full post here:

http://activeden.net/item/advanced-newsmail-subscriber-system/46914#comment_320192

looks like something isn’t being urlencoded / decoded properly, little wierd. Have they altered the file at all or altered their php ini files?

I don’t think so, it’s strange because it is only happening when he receives mail from his AOL account.

I noticed that when my outlook express sents emails, if you look at the source, it has all these little =30 and =20 things. So it seems normal between email clients, AOL might just not like it

EDIT : i just did a sample submissions, the encoding looks fine, it’s an AOL issue. Seems they modify the email before the end user receives it.