Virgin Media dont support Outlook
23-07-2008, 21:57
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
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Originally Posted by duncanhead
No NAV - Symantic
---------- Post added at 22:55 ---------- Previous post was at 22:51 ----------
yes it has been an interesting week... lots of google searches and forums - but its all the on the internet. Still think that Virgin Media needs to be more up to date....
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Whats the NAV - SYMANTIC
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23-07-2008, 22:01
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
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Originally Posted by duncanhead
I have used Outlook (2003 SP3) for a month now. It integrates well with activesync and my smartphone etc. I like the advanced features (searches and .pst files etc)
I have just had a problem that MS say is down to my ISP - Virgin Media.
I called the help team and they say they dont support Outlook - It must be the most popular email client in the world ......
They say use web mail !!!! ( How crap!!!!)
I have made an official complaint but have not received any replies....
Any suggestions... PS after starting Outlook again the stuck email(s) in the outbox eventually get sent. its something to do with SSL and the port that they use for SMTP
cheers - Duncan
comments welcome !
(I've been with them for over 10 years now and are really getting fed up with their attitude)
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You could always just use the Outlook web interface? Or better still ditch it completely and switch to Thunderbird. 
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23-07-2008, 22:02
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
The CD says Nortion Internet Security 2007....
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23-07-2008, 22:03
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
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Originally Posted by duncanhead
The CD says Nortion Internet Security 2007....
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and you *really* ought to ditch that. Google a bit for NAV and resource useage etc....
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23-07-2008, 22:04
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
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Originally Posted by hokkers999
You could always just use the Outlook web interface? Or better still ditch it completely and switch to Thunderbird. |
Whats Thunder bird - will it synchronise using active sync?
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23-07-2008, 22:04
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
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Originally Posted by duncanhead
The CD says Nortion Internet Security 2007....
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Is that on your computer then, it should not really be causing problems but you could check the email access levels.
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23-07-2008, 22:06
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
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Originally Posted by duncanhead
Whats Thunder bird - will it synchronise using active sync?
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Start here
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/
I use it on my laptop to connect to the office Outlook 2003 server. On my desktop to connect to two different email accounts - one via POP3 the other via IMAP.
Best of all, it's free!
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23-07-2008, 22:07
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
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Originally Posted by hokkers999
and you *really* ought to ditch that. Google a bit for NAV and resource useage etc....
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Tell me more ?.....
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23-07-2008, 22:08
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
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Originally Posted by hokkers999
Start here
http://www.mozilla.com/en-US/thunderbird/
I use it on my laptop to connect to the office Outlook 2003 server. On my desktop to connect to two different email accounts - one via POP3 the other via IMAP.
Best of all, it's free! |
It is a good product, but another one thats unsupported by Virgin.
But do not let that stop you as it may be what you need to access your email.
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23-07-2008, 22:14
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
I still prefere Outlook 2003 as It syncs with my mobile
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23-07-2008, 22:26
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
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Originally Posted by duncanhead
internet. Still think that Virgin Media needs to be more up to date....
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how?
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23-07-2008, 22:30
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
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Originally Posted by Richy99
how?
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support Outlook and smartmobiles....
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23-07-2008, 22:32
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
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Originally Posted by whydoIneedatech
pop3 is 110
smtp is 25
on a Virgin Media connection
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On any connection, they are the standard ports.
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23-07-2008, 22:32
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
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Originally Posted by duncanhead
support Outlook and smartmobiles....
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Support Outlook and smart mobiles...
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23-07-2008, 22:34
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Re: Virgin Media dont support Outlook
All they're saying is they don't support 3rd party applications, they shouldn't support any and concentrate on services they do provide. Email ports work fine with VM, I use them every day, if you can't fix the problem and MS won't help then find someone and pay them to fix the problem and stop cluttering up the support lines for problems not related to VM, you wouldn't contact your electricity supplier about a washing machine problem would you? Same thing, they provide the pipe and what sits on either end of it is your concern.
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