Posted by John T Thanks on December 06, 2007 at 12:55:38 from (66.244.83.147):
In Reply to: For John T posted by JoeBob/IN on December 05, 2007 at 19:48:56:
Thanks gang, read all the great info n kinda started to finger out just how my POP3 n ISP worked and called my ISP Tech Support n it looks like there never was a problem, I can ALREADY do what I need n even tried it wooooo hoooooo
Since my incoming e mail server is MSN ([email protected]),,,,,,,,,,,, and since MSN owns Hotmail (that dont really matter tho) ,,,,,,,,,,,,I log to MSN website n sign in as me n I can get my e mail there plus I can respond and it gets sent cuz Im (say in Texas) on a web based e mail website already, so theyyyyyyy are the outgoing mail server. Here at home my incoming mail server is still MSN but my outgoing POP3 is my local Bluemarble ISP. He also said if I get it at MSN and delete certain mail, it WILL NOT be back on my POP3 when I get home
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