Hi Scot, You want to make sure the right authentication is set. I've had similar issues with my own domain e-mail account which was pop. I never actually managed to get that to work, since the support guy didn't have a clue, and it refused to show me what authentication it required when checking the info. I could have been there all day. I needed it to ask the server, not assume I wanted to use a certain type of authentication since it was set to automatic. I do wonder if Mail can do this, but as far as I know, it cannot. A good bet, though, would probably be the authentication is the same for your own account. In my case, it just kept saying the incoming server was connecting for hours on end. Have you tried messing with that? Really the only thing I can think of at this point. I'm assuming you can send from it, just not receive? In that case, it might just be authentication. Have you tried it on a Windows machine as well, by any chance? I know it has automatic authentication. It asks the server as to which type to utilize. That's one way to find out.
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