Maybe the the client hasn't actually enabled POP3 access on his email account? - Wrath of the Barclay

Maybe the the client hasn't actually enabled POP3 access on his email account?

Stupider things have happened...

Posted By: BerlinCanary on May 20th 2008 at 11:48:37

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Techfaces (General Chat) - malkybarkid, May 20, 10:52:47
- Can Blackberries do POP3 email? (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 10:56:35
  - Yes. (General Chat) - Johnny Comecardiff, May 20, 10:59:50
  - if not, maybe they could get a Sidekick... (n/m) (General Chat) - blindasabat, May 20, 10:59:24
- well what you could do is... (General Chat) - blindasabat, May 20, 10:54:12
  - tried that and a mailfox - still dunt work (n/m) (General Chat) - malkybarkid, May 20, 10:54:44
    - You might need to speak to ICO3 (if it's them you've hosted the domain with) (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 11:01:56
      - Ah. Your man needs to do some tinkering with is Blackberry config on some admin (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 11:05:10
      - Try this..... (General Chat) - Johnny Comecardiff, May 20, 11:03:27
        
        ^^^ That's the badger. The link at the bottom of that, where it takes (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 11:07:00
        
        PS: mbk's face has just been teched right off. (n/m) (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 11:08:10
        
        It flippin has. The guy who is setting it up for the client does it a million times a day (General Chat) - malkybarkid, May 20, 11:13:01
        
        In that case you might need to ask questions to ICO3. (General Chat) - Arizona Bay, May 20, 11:15:03
        
        Maybe the the client hasn't actually enabled POP3 access on his email account? (General Chat) - BerlinCanary, May 20, 11:48:37

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