Paul B. Gallagher wrote:
David E. Ross wrote:
In the past, AOL required that users install AOL's own E-mail
application because AOL's servers did not comply with either IMAP or
POP3/SMTP. This might no longer be the case.
Correct, they don't.
I am not familiar with IMAP setups. If you are attempting to use
POP3/SMTP, however, you might try the following:
...
I got the same message as the OP, and it doesn't say you can't use your
current settings, it says you have until Nov. 7 to fix whatever it is
that's bothering them. I've been using my current settings without
trouble since the takeover, and I'm damned if I can see how they don't
comply with AOHell's requirements. Here's my response to them:
From what I can tell, my settings do conform to your requirements.
What is it that you want me to change?
Current settings:
POP3: pop.verizon.net, port 995, SSL/TLS, normal password
SMTP: smtp.verizon.net, port 465, SSL/TLS, normal password
Do you want encrypted passwords?
Or do you have a faulty routine that generates false error messages?
Thanks Paul for your help.
I have also been using my original Verizon settings with no sign of
difficulty. I interpreted the AOL message as a warning that if I didn't
do something before Nov 7...my connection with the internet would not
work. I sure hope you are right in your interpretation of AOL's
message. I know that I will be out of town for some days starting
tomorrow and I would hate to return to an internet connection does not
work.
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