On 27 Apr 2000, 23:15, Mohammed R. Arjomandi wrote:
> As a mail.com user (at http://email.cnn.com), I have received a message
> announcing there will be no free SMTP service from them, soon.
>
> I use my e-mail account(s) there as a forwarder, and, thanks to one of
> POP3 list members, I learned how to use their SMTP server to send my
> message having my favorite address ([EMAIL PROTECTED]). (:-)
>
> They will restrict their free users to use only their web-based
> service.
Is there a problem using the SMTP server of your provider? As long as
that forwarding account still worked, you could continue to use the
address of "[EMAIL PROTECTED]" as your contact address, by configuring
your client to your local provider with a reply-to address of your
[EMAIL PROTECTED] .
Meanwhile, our POP3 list is all about remote pop3 services. Have you
tried working with any of the services we speak of on this list?
Alan
[EMAIL PROTECTED]
