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where is my "Pop3"

11 years ago

I was notified my POP3 was missing. I remember getting it back before FREE but now everything I go into they want a fee

Help. Oh! I solved my email problem so thanks for that,it turned out I went way to high up on my screen and lost my mail,just had a blank I figured that one out by myself

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ravencajun Zone 8b TX
11 years ago
ok really come on you have got to give us some info here. Who notified you of what?? who wants a fee for what??
I assume you are referring some how to an email program???

You mean you had scrolled up the page too far and had past your emails and could not see them and you just finally scrolled back down and found them??????
genes
11 years ago
Finchlover..this really should have been tacked on to your other post..its all questions of the same subject..no need to start another post..keeps people trying to help from bouncing back and forth
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Chemocurl zn5b/6a Indiana
11 years ago
Maybe the link below has the answer.

It says this...
Your Incoming Mail Server (POP3) is mail.yourdomain.com

Your Outgoing SMTP Server is mail.yourdomain.com

I remember having the same question myself long ago, but finally got it figured out.

Here is a link that might be useful: What are my POP3, IMAP, SMTP Settings?
finchelover
Original Author
11 years ago
I have Toshiba and has Windows Live mail and was trying to send photos thru google and the error pop up saying I had no pop3 and error Ox800CCCOD SMTP Port 25 I tried PC cleaner and got so far and they wanted me to pay
Genes...sorry I thought I had different subjects to solve
ravencajun Zone 8b TX
11 years ago
no no please do not use programs with out asking us if they are safe!!! what were you doing were you using it to clean the registry? Please tell me no not the registry!
was the actual name of the program PC Cleaner? that site is a red wot listed site not a site you want to go to.
You don't want to ever mess with the registry
What ever you do DON"T pay anything to anybody!
finchelover
Original Author
11 years ago
ravencajun: Ok! I still don't know how to get my "Pop 3 back" can you tell me in baby steps. Maybe you can tell I am an older person and all these changes...it seems every year.. its confusing

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