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Could the problem be coz the fone was lockd to a network previously and your using another networks settings as in my case? And would trying gsm settings be any use?
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Posted: 2004-03-03 10:25:45
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I just solved this problem. I had been unable to send emails for a month. It kept saying "DND Report: Bad Name" as many of you have already seen. I did a master reset, had sonyericsson.com send the GRPS settings and it worked. I did not do a restore after the master reset, rather I rebuilt the system by synching with outlook and re-installing a few apps. My phone sends flawlessly now. I think the SMTP function can get corrupted or unstable. Master reset worked for me. Tell me if this helps...
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Posted: 2004-03-04 06:14:51
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Hi
I don't think you need to do a master reset, but certainly deleting all the internet & messaging settings and getting SE to send an auto config always works for me.
I seem to remember having a similar problem with my P800 when I first got it...
cheers,
Helen
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Posted: 2004-03-04 09:54:30
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Hi There.
Don't know if you can use this. but it works for me.
Email P900
1. Press Control panel
2. Press Connections and choose Internet accounts
3. Press New
4. Under Account name type EMAIL
5. Press under drop-down list, choose GPRS.
6. Press Advanced and choose felt Address, in that felt you type internet
7. Press done to save. And go back to Control panel.
8. Press Messaging accounts, press email, and choose New.
9. Under Account name, you choose a name for your account.
10. Under Your name, put your name
11. Under Email adress, Your email address.
12. Under Connection type, chosse POP3 or IMAP
13. Under Internet account, choose EMAIL
14. Press Inbox
15. Under user name, your user name.
16. Under Password, your password.
17. Under Incoming server address, you type the name of the incoming postserver, eg. pop3.mail.com
18. Press outbox
19. Under Outgoing server address, type the outgoing server address eg. smtp.mail.com
20. Done
[ This Message was edited by: dirty_jensen on 2004-03-04 13:53 ]
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Posted: 2004-03-04 14:48:35
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I have the same problem sending emails from my p900 (email message has an invalid "To", "Cc" or ....check the adressess and your account settings)
I have tried sending new setting from SE site but with no luck, erased settings and reset manually but still getting the same error message!!! any clue?
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Posted: 2004-03-04 15:29:45
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No matter what I do - the smtp problem still troubles me.
SMTP without authentication works perfect - but as soon as I set ut using a server which require authentication, it does not work.
Could this be due to some header compression - or some special protocol version used on the phone - not comphatible with "the world"?
{* EagleRider *}
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Posted: 2004-03-04 17:05:50
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well even a master reset did not solve my sending problem!!! I think SE should do something about it.
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Posted: 2004-03-05 15:35:13
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I have a paid yahoo account and have no problems sending and receiving email form the yahoo server. I am on t-mobile and can also send and receive mail from their server. I also have email accounts on other servers and no problem either.
So I don't think it's the phone.
The problem is more likely a combination of ur input settings, ur provider plan, or company server restriction.
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Posted: 2004-03-05 22:10:03
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I have the same "Invalid To: Cc: Bcc: address" error. I used SE's online email setup and was able to make one of the two email accounts on my phone to send email. I guess the other one I have to call my internet provider for the necessary settings.
At least now I can send email with the other account.
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Posted: 2004-05-17 01:12:01
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