mrjenkins

Hi,

A lot of people seems to have problems with email settings or the way emailing works in 6315.

I have one also and it is kind of major cause it complately locks down the device. I can not do anything unless i soft reset.

I used t-mobile for setting up the email. You know that setting. The one with your phone number is your username and myemail.t-mobile.com is incoming and outgoing mail.

It works fine sometimes but yesterday i got my emails returned back to me... It looks like my email server did not understand what the heck "myemail.t-mobile.com " was trying to do to.

Sometimes it takes so much time to send&receive... especially when using GPRS. Then when i try to close the email program... thats when the ppc gets locked down. (I tried disconnecting GPRS or cancelling send&receive before closing the program... it worked fine)... I dont know if this is a problem or not but very annoying.

ANother question? Why in the Gods name we should use T-Mobile to fetch our email? It offers what to us besides "email trigger" (which also is another unstable feature) compared to setting up the email manually (conventional way)?

thanks

Caliguyver

I got the same problem with pop3 email. I can receive but cant not send mail. It has this msg all the time:
The msg could not be sent. Check that you have network coverage and that your account information is correct.Then try to sending again

Also, I couldn't use IE to check my yahoo mail ( I didn't get that problem with my old T-mobile pocket phone)

ElmerJFudd

Originally Posted by Caliguyver

I got the same problem with pop3 email. I can receive but cant not send mail. It has this msg all the time: The msg could not be sent. Check that you have network coverage and that your account information is correct.Then try to sending again Also, I couldn't use IE to check my yahoo mail ( I didn't get that problem with my old T-mobile pocket phone)

I had the same problem with SBC Yahoo! Mail and my work e-mail. I was able to resolve the Send issue by checking Outgoing e-mail server requires authentication.

Hope that helps.

imported_dennis

Quote:

ANother question? Why in the Gods name we should use T-Mobile to fetch our email? It offers what to us besides "email trigger" (which also is another unstable feature) compared to setting up the email manually (conventional way)?

I set my up conventionally (POP3) after trying the T-Mobile setup. I couldn't see any advantage.

Caliguyver

Originally Posted by ElmerJFudd

I had the same problem with SBC Yahoo! Mail and my work e-mail. I was able to resolve the Send issue by checking Outgoing e-mail server requires authentication. Hope that helps.

still not working

ElmerJFudd

Originally Posted by Caliguyver

still not working

... using the domain name after your email alias for your user name?? e.g. alias@pacbell.net