Email SMTP settings

Redriddick · 2016-10-03 18:40:05

Hi GUys, I recently changed provider from eir to a fixed wireless. Now I cant send email's. I know this is down to eir not allowing me to send mail through their SMTP server. The problem is my new provider has no SMTP server. I would like to keep my eircom.net email addresses as these are the ones I use most frequently.…

03-10-2016 07:40PM

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Redriddick

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Hi GUys,
I recently changed provider from eir to a fixed wireless.
Now I cant send email's.
I know this is down to eir not allowing me to send mail through their SMTP server.
The problem is my new provider has no SMTP server.
I would like to keep my eircom.net email addresses as these are the ones I use most frequently.
Any suggestion????
Thanks in advance

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#2 03-10-2016 08:39PM

FSL

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Who is your fixed wireless provider? Mine has an SMTP server,

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#3 03-10-2016 09:43PM

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Your ISP is amateur if they dont provide SMTP, wouldnt like to see what happens when something breaks.

https://www.siteground.com/kb/google_free_smtp_server/

Send via Google.

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#4 04-10-2016 11:06AM

Redriddick

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Thanks lads I will try the Google one.
In fairness they are local and I have had good dealings with them so far.
Up to 8mb from 0.8 with eir!!!

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#5 04-10-2016 11:50PM

human 19

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or www.openmailbox.org. Free email address. Their setting are on the front page.
Some free cloud storage as well

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