My mac email has stopped working everywhere

My .mac account seems to have stopped working on all devices and icloud

This is what I got:
We're sorry. We don't have any information for your email provider. Contact your email provider to determine the mail settings.
Which I've already done. I set it up the way they told me to.

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If the error is denying the user/pass, it might be wrong settings for user/password or type of authentication that should be used (maybe your mail ISP as changed settings)
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2 days ago I stopped receiving email from my BT addresses and stopped being able to send email. I can still receive email from @gmail.com and @mac.me. Also my email addresses work from the BT website. I have not changed any settings on any of my computers or router. This just happened. Is there a problem with the BT servers?
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When you say you can access the email addresses from the BT website, can I assume that you are referring to webmail access via a browser ?
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