We had broadband with BT and I had no problem sending e-mails. We then changed to TalkTalk  and I cannot send any e-mails and do not understand why. can anyone help? We are not techy at all and struggle when things go wrong.

We used to have BT as our broadband provider and then switched to Talk Talk. Since the switch we cannot send e mails although we are receiving them on the old address. We don't understand what has gone wrong. Can anyone help?
Thank you
Ellie

You need to contact T-T and find out their SMTP settings ( which allows the sending of emails over wifi via your ISP) This info is probably on their website
I assume you do not have a 3G iPad .In which case go to  the Apple site
http://www.apple.com/support/ipad/
where you should find very clear guidance on most issues

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