Email Inconsistenly sends; Tried recommended ports

Recently my comcast email stopped sending from Outlook. I can email a single address, but not send a group email addresses. I have changed my pop account to imap and back. I consulted a computer service who could not sort it out despite using the comcast recommended ports from the website.What is going wrong. I have used the "repair" link, I always get the test message, and my message shows in sent box, but no error or rejected message comes up. Only that my group never received my message. I cc myself, I don't get it, it nevers comes to my Comcast inbox at the actual xfinity website.Both of my computers are doing this. What is the problem.995 incoming Port, 587 TLS Outgoing Port; I prefer a pop account, to imap; Changed to imap and back with no difference.HELP!!

Sending uses the same SMTP server and port (465 SSL or 587 TLS) whether you use POP or IMAP. Don't rely on the "test" function; it's flaky. Compose and send a test message instead. Be aware that, if Comcast considers an email you send to be spam: If it's addressed to a Comcast recipient, they deliver it.If it's addresses to a non-Comcast recipient, they throw it away with no notice to you or the recipient. It's despicable, but that's what they do.Comcast Security Assurance manages this and should be able to help you figure out the problem. Call them at 1-888-565-4329 (from http://constantguard.comcast.net/dedicated-support/).
The first-line reps there are sometimes not very helpful. If so, be persistent, and keep at them until you get a satisfactory answer.

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Email Inconsistently sends; Tried all comcast recommended ports

Recently my comcast email stopped sending from Outlook 2013. I can email a single address, but not send a group email addresses. I have changed my pop account to imap and back (even deleted and added). I consulted a computer service who could not sort it out despite using the comcast recommended ports from the website and googling.What is going wron?. I have used the "repair" link, I always get the test message, and my message shows in sent box, but no error or rejected message comes up. Only that my group never received my message. I cc myself, I don't get it, it nevers comes to my Comcast inbox at the actual xfinity website. The messages are not in my outboxBoth of my computers accessing and sending via my comcast.net address are doing this. What is the problem?995 incoming Port, 587 TLS Outgoing Port currently; I prefer a pop account, to imap; Changed to imap and back with no difference.HELP!!

Sending uses the same SMTP server and port (465 SSL or 587 TLS) whether you use POP or IMAP. Don't rely on the "test" function; it's flaky. Compose and send a test message instead. Be aware that, if Comcast considers an email you send to be spam: If it's addressed to a Comcast recipient, they deliver it.If it's addresses to a non-Comcast recipient, they throw it away with no notice to you or the recipient. It's despicable, but that's what they do.Comcast Security Assurance manages this and should be able to help you figure out the problem. Call them at 1-888-565-4329 (from http://constantguard.comcast.net/dedicated-support/).
The first-line reps there are sometimes not very helpful. If so, be persistent, and keep at them until you get a satisfactory answer.

Regarding Pages: I can't access the document I was writting on at all. I have tried to send the document to my email, I've tried to make a copy but nothing seems to work, it just shows up blank.

Regarding Pages: I was writing using the app Pages when I left the page I was writting on but now I can't access it at all. I have tried to send the document to my email, I've tried to make a copy but nothing seems to work. The document still exists and I can see my writting as I can with all other documents but I can't open that page.

Try:
- Reset the iOS device. Nothing will be lost
Reset iOS device: Hold down the On/Off button and the Home button at the same time for at
least ten seconds, until the Apple logo appears.
- Connect the iPad to your computer and try to get the document via File sharing
- Try getting the document from iCloud.com if you are using iCloud

When using 3G on my ipad2, gmail won't send mail. The 2 emails i'm trying to send have 3 pictures attached and are stuck in the Outbox-checkd server under settings

Been trying to send 2 emails from Ipad2 with pictures attached from gmail. Both emails have been stuck in my Outbox and gmail continually tries to send but i keep getting a nessage that the gmail server can't be found. Went under settings, checked server and it seems fine. I don't have Wifi @home or else i'd try switching. Any ideas of what could be happenin'?

daviddavidff, we want you to be able to send and receive! If Earthlink has confirmed the outgoing server settings and you can access the email and send without issue from a labtop I would lean away from it being an issue with the account. If you can receive email then we know the device is communicating with the network.
I would try deleting the any email in the outbox folder http://bit.ly/1g1labk and then attempt to send a new email. Send the email to your own email address so we can verify success. Let us know if you can then send email.
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My email inbox is flooded with No Sender emails. I tried using the edit and then delete, but it still won't let me use the delete button. The emails are all highlighted.

My email inbox is flooded with No Sender emails. I tried turning it horizontally, hitting the edit button, but it won't allow me to delete them.

Try this .... reset the iPad by holding down on the sleep and home buttons at the same time for about 10-15 seconds until the Apple Logo appears - ignore the red slider if it appears on the screen - let go of the buttons. Let the iPad start up.

I cannott send or forward emails-keep getting errors re: " PORT 25 TIMED OUT"T

I cannot send or foward emails I keep getting error "PORT 25 TIMED OUT" How to fix??

If nothing else changed as far as your provider, your location, your network and security settings ... it has to be a network problem that will resolve itself (when your provider's network is restored) - or - your provider may have implemented new rules to send email.
In an effort to combat spam, port 25 is now blocked by many internet service providers.
Check with them whether they switched to 465 or 587 and which other settings you need to apply.
Then Apple has this guide to help setup email accounts in Mail. http://support.apple.com/kb/ht1277
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Someone is sending out viruses in my name. theklamccartneuy38625 is the email that keeps trying to send me messages. I delete it, but it keeps coming back? Any suggestions?

Someone is sending out viruses in my name. I keep getting a message that "theklamccartney38625" is sending me a message. I think this is the person that has accessed my system. What can I do?
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When this happens, it may not be your system that is sending out the bad emails. They may have picked up your email address from someone else's Address Book and are sending out emails and spam using forged email headers.
If you or someone you know can get hold of one of the bad emails, view the full headers, and you can sometimes see where it came from. You can try complaining to the ISP that runs that block of addresses.
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I fear that I have lost email I was trying to send, and that it is a repeatable issue in Mail.app

To recreate my issue
Take all accounts offline
Compose two (2) or more emails and send them
Go to Outbox and select all emails
Right-click and select "Send"
When prompted, select "Send"
Bring your accounts back online
The emails will not be sent, but will not be in the Outbox either
Is there any way to retrieve them?
Thanks!

Taking the accounts offline was just the easiest way to reproduce the issue. I discovered the issue when a serverside configuration was preventing me from making a connection to the SMTP server, but the effect was the same -
I attempted to send multiple emails
The connection error prevented them from being sent so they were placed in the Outbox mailbox
I changed a configuration setting thinking it would fix the issue
Selected all messages in Outbox
Right-clicked and selected "Send"
Confirmed "Send"
Messages were removed from Outbox but not delivered and I cannot find where or if they were moved
I have been able to reproduce this by both taking the accont offline and misconfiguring my smtp settings. I did not anticipate the possibility that sending emails would be a destructive act.

Why will IMAP email not send from Mac OS 10.10.1 Yosemite Mail even though it is configured the same as on my old Macbook (and emails are sending just fine on the old computer)?

I can receive but cannot send IMAP email on my 1&1 mail account from Mac OS 10.10.1 Yosemite Mail on my new Macbook Pro. The account is set up the same port, password, username, server name as on my old Macbook and emails are sending just fine on the old computer.
When I hit send on the new Macbook Pro running Yosemite I get this message:
"The connection to host ... on port 993 failed.
Select a different outgoing mail server from the list below or click Try Later to leave the message in your Outbox until it can be sent."
It shows the server as (offline)
I've tried erasing and typing in the password. I've tried both checking and unchecking Automatically detect and maintain account settings. Still cannot send.
I also have a Gmail account and it is working...

email service uses an Incoming Server and an Outgoing Server. Mac Mail makes access to the Incoming Server(s) obvious, and hides the settings for the outgoing Server(s). A quick and easy way to get access to the Outgoing Servewr settings is to use:
Window > Connection Doctor ...
... then click on the red light for the Server that is not working for you to see its settings.
This web page will make an educated guess about how to set up your Servers, and NO SPAM will follow:
https://www.apple.com/support/mail-settings-lookup/

Configuring outgoing email on premise other than port 25 in SharePoint 2013

hello,
I tried everything to get email alerts, but emails are not coming. I tried changing port number in IIS6 . I followed and saw many different articles on net to configure outgoing email settings. I followed the article here in the link "http://www.delphi-ts.com/blogs/lozzi/post/2011/02/09/Sending-SharePoint-emails-through-alternate-ports.aspx"
, still emails are not coming. What am I missing here?
Please help
chirag

Hi,
According to your post, my understanding is that you wanted to configure outgoing email on premise other than port 25 in SharePoint 2013.
As the article said, there wasn't a way for SharePoint to select the outgoing port.
The workaround is to send Emails to SharePoint Server OS itself over port 25, and then Windows server SMTP in turn route the Emails to Microsoft online over port 587.
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I recently upgraded to Tiger and can RECEIVE email (for my pop account) but can't SEND over Server Port 25. What other ports can I use to get past the firewall or whatever is causing this problem.
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Ernie, you're a genius! Thanks for helping me figure this out. I greatly appreciate the solution to my problem. Getting rid of the second password authentification (for outgoing server) did the job!
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I need help with an email WiFi sending problem on my iPad 2

I’m having an email WiFi sending problem on my iPad 2     Model: MC774C/A; IOS VERSION: 6.1.3 (10B329).
While I use 4 email accounts on the iPad -- Hotmail, Gmail, iCloud and ns.sympatico.ca ( a division of BellAliant) – the sending difficulty only relates to the ns.sympatico.ca. The settings for this account are:         pop.bellaliant.net            and      smtp.bellaliant.net
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I noticed earlier this month that the iPad received mail fine but would not send at night using the motels’ WiFi. During the day, using my 3G account, all worked fine. I phoned Bell but was told that my experience was normal so I thought no more about it until I returned home and found the same problem at the house. I called Bell again and worked for 2 hours with 3 Bell technicians who succeeded in getting the iPad to neither send nor receive and gave up advising me to take the iPad into a Bell store to have it looked at. I did that and the young technician got the iPad sending and receiving by changing the        smtp.bellaliant.net      to         mail.1xbell.ca
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iOS: Unable to send or receive email
http://support.apple.com/kb/TS3899
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http://ipadhelp.com/ipad-help/ipad-cant-send-emails-troubleshooting-steps/
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http://www.apple.com/support/ipad/assistant/mail/
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http://appletoolbox.com/2012/01/server-does-not-allow-relaying-email-error-fix/
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http://www.ehow.co.uk/info_8693415_ipad-say-cannot-connect-server.html
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http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2621
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http://www.apple.com/support/ipad/mail/
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http://colinrobbins.me/2013/02/09/configuration-problems-with-imap-e-mail-on-ios -with-a-non-standard-ssl-port/
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 Cheers, Tom

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