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Posted: 2003-07-03 09:56:42
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There is a service on MSN (latest version) where emails are sent to your phone as SMS messages. don't know if there is anycost involved though...
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Posted: 2003-07-03 10:15:55
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It's 10p per message on Orange, you can check the others at the
MSN Mobile website.
Personally I wouldn't do it!
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Posted: 2003-07-03 10:21:46
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@aces mobile.msn.com OR mobile.msn.ca :-o
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Posted: 2003-07-03 11:01:04
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I am aslo facing such type of prob but i have a access to pop sever but my gprs server of mobile connection doesnot allow me to send email i dont know why(may be it doesnot allow me to log on to another network to access my account) i get a error "Problem Sending Mail " , there is not prob in recieveing mails .
Is there Any free email sever for sending pop3 email ???
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Posted: 2003-07-03 11:17:34
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@P800-er
Try checking if the port setting is correct. I'm saying this because my mail server doesn't use the default smtp port (25) it uses another one.
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Posted: 2003-07-03 11:24:16
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In the P800 white paper
It explains that with some isp or third party isp it may not be able to send email through pop3 of imap from the phone.
It can receive but to send you have to write the email through the internet on the phone. It is an isp thing, some can, some can't.
Just let people who have tried to help with replies, I can read emails sent to my office at work via pop3, cos i know the mail server address.
But it's trying to read hotmail via pop3 on the phone. These no way to this then?
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Posted: 2003-07-03 12:56:47
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Yahoo has a POP3 service, but you'll need an SMTP server address to send e-mails through. I use my phone providers server.
For Hotmail, use Opera and go to mobile.msn.com as someone already mentioned, that works. Hotmail's SMS alert service only gives you the sender and subject line. I turned mine off.
Alternatively, you could get an e-mail account with
www.spamcop.net this gives your POP3/IMAP access, but in addition it can fetch your e-mails from other accounts by simply giving it your log-in name and password. It also has spam filters. It's $30/year for an e-mail account. Again you'll need an SMTP server if you want to send e-mails. There may well be other similar services out there.
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Posted: 2003-07-03 19:28:18
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www.yourwap.com gives you POP3 access successfully and FREE
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Posted: 2003-07-03 23:12:25
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thanks for the wap site of the hotmail. but still cant connect, need cookies... how can i activate the cookies on my browser?
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Posted: 2003-07-04 05:10:59
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