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POP3 e-mail settings : let's post them here!!! |
Alye
Joined: Oct 01, 2004
Posts: 53
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Yes,
Thank you. Tried sending a photo I took yesterday of my kids on the beach and was surprised at how good the quality was!
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libben
Joined: Nov 29, 2004
Posts: 99
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Have 6 invitings on gmail... |
OluYom
Joined: Oct 27, 2004
Posts: > 500
From: Nigeria
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Country: Nigeria
1.
Internet Account Name: MTECH (works on both MTN & Vmobile)
Account type: dial-up Username: mtech
password: mlife
access line: 08039002000
proxy : 192.168.077.153
port: 9201
Connection type: analogue
2.
Internet Account Name: DISC (works on MTN, not sure of Vmobile)
Account type: dial-up
access line: 013459000
Connection type: analogue
Sorry, but I can't include my specific email account settings here because I use a corporate email account. Insert your specific email account details along with either of the above internet accounts, and you are ready to go.
PS: I used to be known as AYA |
esq
Joined: Oct 16, 2004
Posts: 8
From: Manila
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What about e-mail settings for Gmail and K700i? Anyone please |
dms66
Joined: Dec 11, 2004
Posts: 2
From: UK
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Country: UK
Email provider: Zetnet (www.zetnet.com)
Mobile/GPRS provider: Orange UK (www.orange.co.uk):
Connect via GPRS:
Connect using: Orange GPRS Internet
Protocol: POP3
Incoming server: mail.zetnet.co.uk
Incoming port: 110
Mailbox: xxxxx (the bit before "@zetnet.co.uk" in your email address).
Password: xxxxx (ummm... your password).
Outgoing server: smtp.orange.net (note that it sometimes takes some time for emails sent via this server to arrive at their destination).
Outgoing port: 25
Email address: xxxxx@zetnet.co.uk (your email address).
Connect via dialup:
First go into Connectivity - Data Comm. - Data accounts, and create a new account (Account type: GSM data) called 'Zetnet Dialup':
Phone number: the telephone number (probably an 0845 number) that you use on your PC to connect to Zetnet.
User id: Your Zetnet user id number.
Password: Your Zetnet password.
Password request: off.
Data rate: Not sure if there is a "best" setting for this - I've got it set to 28.8 kbits/s and it works OK.
Dial type: Analogue.
DNS address: 194.247.47.47
Save that account, then back to the main menu screen and go into Messaging - Email - Options - Edit Account - New Account, and use the same settings as for "via GPRS" above, except for:
Connect using: Zetnet Dialup
Outgoing server: mailout.zetnet.co.uk
Slower than GPRS for downloading email, and you'll be charged for the duration of the call, but this should send emails right away unless there is a problem on the Zetnet outgoing mail server (very rare).
[ This Message was edited by: dms66 on 2004-12-12 00:20 ]
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ishadab
Joined: Dec 22, 2003
Posts: 17
From: Calcutta
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what is the setting of YAHOO and HOTMAIL
 shady here |
alrainier
Joined: Jan 05, 2005
Posts: 1
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gmail settings for p900 anyone? pls.... |
scottish_steveo
Joined: Aug 15, 2003
Posts: 140
From: Glasgow, Scotland
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hey guys ive got a p800 anf hotmail account set up, ive used the settings on here and i cant seem to send or recieve email, it says its connecting to the IP 195.137.42.7 and then it just says operation timed out.
These are the settings I have, if i have done anything wrong can someone tell me please!......
Basic :
account name : sporkle
Your Name : steve
email address : me@hotmail.com
connection type : POP3
internet account : Preferred
Inbox :
Username : me@hotmail.com
Password : ***********
Incoming server address : 195.137.42.7
Download : No restrictions
Outbox:
Outgoing server address : 195.137.42.7
Advanced :
outgoing mail port : 25
Use MIME encoding : Yes
Incoming mail port : 110
Can anyone tell me if this is correct and why it wont let me send emails?
Thanks 
Don't Hunt What You Can't Kill!!! |
harihrn
Joined: Jan 20, 2005
Posts: 1
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Hi
Can anyone post email settings for HUTCH , KARNATAKA , INDIA.
I am using k500i. I tried POP3 setting of Hotpop & SpyMac but its not working.
Regards
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Posted: 2004-10-31 01:06
