Wireless Email

[#1]

I installed VERSAMAIL PE on my Centro months ago and thought I had configured it to pull mail from spamcom.net and send through my own domain Lgrossman.com, which is hosted on Dreamhost.

Recently it continued to receive mail but wouldn't send.

After a day of configuring and frustration I have set up two accounts. One for Lgrossman.com and one for spamcop.com. I can now send and receive directly from Lgrossman.com but  For a while this morning I think I was able to receive and send through spamcop.net but then something happened and I cannot send outgoing mail any more through that account.  I think I screwed it up when I entered my lgrossman address as the reply to in preferences, but deleting that hasn't helped.

I prefer to pull my mail through spamcop because I can easily view held "spam" and delete it from a desk top. My lgrossman account referrs all mail to spamcop so I can get everything through there.

So two questions:

1. How can I simply set up spamcop on my Centro?

2. How can I set it up to get mail from spamcop and send through lgrossman.com  (Some lists won't accept replies if they aren't sent from the email address with which I registered years ago. Too many to reconfigure)

Thanks in advance.

Len

Post relates to: Centro (Verizon)

[#2]

Most problems that concern the ability to receive but not send are caused by the smtp server you're trying to use will not accept remote connections.  For example, I can use Comcast's POP and SMTP servers when at home and directly connected to their network.

From my phone, Comcast will refuse any smtp connection since I'm trying to access from another network (AT&T).

The solution is to use your network's smtp servers.

 Verizon Wireless

• SMTP Server: smtp.vzwmail.net
• User name: [10-digit phone number]@vzwmail.net (6505551212@vzmail.net)
• Password:Your www.vtext.com password

WyreNut