Hi George,
Here’s how the s2Member -> AWeber integration works: When someone subscribes to your site, s2Member will send an email to AWeber containing information about this new subscriber (that test example you pasted above is an example of the email that s2Member sends to AWeber).
When AWeber receives that email, it uses the email parser (in this case, the s2Member Custom Email Parser that you created) to grab the information in the email and subscribe the user to the list.
The list that the user gets subscribed to is determined by your configuration in Dashboard -› s2Member® -› API / List Servers -› AWeber®. So, the first thing I would double-check is that you’re testing signups with an s2Member Level that you’ve configured to be subscribed to an AWeber list (if you’re testing with Level 1 signups, but you only have an AWeber list configured for Level 2, then test signups won’t do anything with AWeber).
The other thing you should be aware of is the 12-hour rule. You can also use a neat trick to BCC yourself a copy of the email that s2Member is sending to AWeber, so you can see exactly what is being sent (then you can copy and paste that data into the Custom Email Parser Test box on AWeber to see if your Custom Parser is working properly). Both the 12-hour rule and the BCC trick are described here.
Finally, if you’re still having trouble, I recommend taking a look at Knowledge Base » Troubleshooting Email Delivery Problems.