E71 messaging stops with same message - any ideas?...

Question

I have several hotmail accounts running and stop after approx 7 days with the message below. I have deleted and reassigned works temporarily but problem re occurs. Any ideas how to rectify permanently. No settings have changed.
Dear Nokia Messaging customer,
Recently, our email service has been unable to connect to your email service provider, preventing email delivery to your phone.
This may occur due to one of the following reasons:
1. Through your service provider, you have changed the email password of your email address. If so, you must update your Nokia Messaging service account with your new password. Email messages will then be delivered to your phone.
2. The server for your email address is down. For more information, contact your service provider.
3. You might have inadvertently changed a setting in your Nokia Messaging service account. Log in to your Nokia Messaging account on the website http://netac3.vie.hosting.nokia.com/account to determine whether your information needs to be updated.
Sincerely,
The Nokia Messaging Team
Many thanks
Wizpeep

Answer 1

i use nokia mesaging for multiple different domains.  the most common issues is not with my own domainS, rather the yahoo ones.
my guess is that there is something on the hotmail side that with the nokia messaging "pinging" your emial to look for new messages, that it is bounceing it back.
this could be due to the fact that you have more then 1-2 accounts on the hotmail service that the nokia messaging is pinging so it could be pinging the next account before the hotmail server is done closing your previous account.
that being typed....try to only set up 1-2 accunts with hotmail and add a couple others in there that are of other domains and see if you have the same issues.
then report back and let me know and ill try to help you if it doesnt fix it.
if it does fix it, then there will not be much you can do with so many hotmail accounts.  :/  unfortunately.  but find out if that is the issue first.