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Old 29-03-2007, 11:46   #18
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Re: Need a POP/SNMP provider

<me seperates zing and pedantic>

You're both right Gone are the days when it would have worked. I can't even use a SMTP proxy, such is NTL's security. But you can use one provider for POP, and another for SMTP, as zing says. That said, I think there are more exotic flavours of SMTP that would allow me to authenticate from outside the network.

At the moment I use a small outfit called "Pepperfish". Never had a problem. I think it costs about £20 a year - being a while since I made my last annual payment. They're now shutting down - not financially viable to continue. Great shame. I've got about 3 weeks to make alternative arrangements.
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