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For some reason, my phone will only log into my .mac email, which I dont use because it keeps getting hit with spam. I want to use my @me email on my iPhone but there is no option to use my @me account.
Fix anyone?

settings - mail - default email - then change to the preferred one.

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I use OS X in German so I am not sure exactly what terms are used in the English version and I hope I translate this correctly.
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