Massive thanks to IDNet support for the help, one more thing...

Started by Technical Ben, Apr 28, 2017, 11:53:31

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Technical Ben

Big thanks to IDNet for their help with my account, their reply was super quick. I just want to check though, my email has been disabled, I assume it normally carries on when customers leave? I'm happy to transfer the email away if it does not, but as it's stopped suddenly, without warning, I cannot transfer anything. :(

Can IDNet confirm if it stops or continues? Thanks!

I am hoping to come back in a years time, perhaps even upgrade to fiber (the upload speeds are tempting). Because their customer service has always been ace!  :thumb:

(PS, I've filled in the contact form, as I would normally email... but cannot currently for the above reason)
I use to have a signature, then it all changed to chip and pin.

Lance

Normally service continues and I've not seen anyone mention a change to that informal policy.
Lance
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Glenn

Brian has said in the past, as long as there is traffic to the email address then it will remain open.
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Technical Ben

I see it's been suspended. Either in error, or as part of the correction to the account, but not reactivated after. Will pop another email across. I can login via the web portal, but it throws an error if I try to send/receive.

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Ah, I missed a little bit of the error note, it says "SMTP suspended", so not the whole email. Is it just pop that stays enabled then? I'm happy if it is, I just may have misunderstood (being dyslexic, I can skip/miss certain parts :P ).

Ah, nope, getting "SMTP Error (535): Authentication failed." on the web portal too.

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So I change to my current provider for sending via my PC, is that the same for the web portal?
I use to have a signature, then it all changed to chip and pin.

Technical Ben

All working now!

Half of it was me, I did not realize I have to change smtp to my new provider (I guess because that part needs a login to a server to send and to avoid spam and stuff). Though still no idea why the mobile then failed and the pc could not even receive. To add insult to injury (and the main reason I don't shop around for broadband), the current provider is suing Yahoo mail.  :sob:  :laugh:

But is working now!
I use to have a signature, then it all changed to chip and pin.

Simon

Simon.
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Technical Ben

PS, typo there, should be "using Yahoo mail", but similar in meaning. ;)
I use to have a signature, then it all changed to chip and pin.