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Has anyone else had success sending email over AT&T?
I am able to receive email from 2 different accounts but I cant send via SMTP.
Any news on AT&T's SMTP server situation???
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Posted: 2002-06-06 01:29:00
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sorry for the incidental empty post!
I sign up for an account with
www.gmx.net
it is in German thought:)
now I am able to receive AND..... SEND emails without going to mMode.
somehow they (gmx) managed to have smtp autentication while login to pop...
works perfectly!!!!!!!!
and basic version is free
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Posted: 2002-06-06 16:13:00
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These are the correct settings for setting up AT&T email on the T68i:
Messages>yes / E-mail>yes / Options>yes / Edit account>yes / M-modeyes / protocal>yes / imap>yes
Incoming server:
imap.attwireless.net>yes / incoming port 143>yes / (mailbox should already be set up with user name and password set up)
Outgoing server:
smtp.attwireless.net>yes / outgoing port 25>yes / e-mail address (user
yes">name@mobile.att.net)>yes / download>yes / headers only>yes / set up account>yes / m-mode>yes / then No will take you back to main menu.
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Posted: 2002-10-31 05:55:00
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I use a service called HOTPOP for my smtp/pop mail. It works flawlessly for sending email with the onboard client. I also use MMode mail, as it is configured properly on my client as well. I also have that account set up on my Ipaq, so if I have a longer email to send, I can write it on the Ipaq, and email it off (through Infrared) with minimal GPRS usage.
I prefer HOTPOP, as the MMode mail has all sorts of extra header information at the top of emails. I am not certain what the point of them is.
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Posted: 2002-11-02 19:01:00
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I use pdasmtp.attwireless.net as the outgoing server wit no problem. JE
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Posted: 2003-11-11 00:21:45
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