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Old 22-04-2004, 10:10   #10
SMHarman
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Re: POP3 email - non network specific

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Originally Posted by SMHarman
The pop.ntlworld.com can be picked up from anywhere. smtp as it is not authenticated is the problem. Your mobile provider may well offer a smtp service as an alternative.
Had a look at this on my mobile last night.

If you are on Orange

incoming pop.ntlworld.com (or whatever it is) I use pop3.demon.co.uk, but thats another matter.

outgoing instead of smtp.ntlworld.com use smtp.orange.net and you're sorted. You put a mail address in the reply to box and bingo, your replies will be sent to X@ntlworld.com or wherever, only looking at the headers will the recipint know it came from smtp.orange.net - via your mobile.

If you're on orange and need help with setup then call 156, their wirefree data helpline, not 150, they are all trained in this stuff.
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