On Thu, 19 Mar 2009 10:46:10 -0700, Don wrote:

"ATT new web site with Yahoo" wrote:

Since ATT switch to Yahoo base webmail. I am unable to send or receive email
using Outlook or Outlook Express. My original account was with Bellsouth. The
POP3 and SMTP has change to att.yahoo.com, and I continuously receive error
messages.
Has anyone encounter any Outlook-email problems with ATT Yahoo new web mail.

I am not able to receive my email.

My car won't start. My dog won't hunt. My rifle won't shoot. Could you
elaborate?

--
Norman
~Oh Lord, why have you come
~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum

NormanM wrote:
snip
My car won't start. My dog won't hunt. My rifle won't shoot. Could you
elaborate?

Play the record backwards!

NormanM wrote:
snip
My car won't start. My dog won't hunt. My rifle won't shoot. Could you
elaborate?

Play the record backwards!

On Thu, 19 Mar 2009 10:46:10 -0700, Don wrote:

"ATT new web site with Yahoo" wrote:

Since ATT switch to Yahoo base webmail. I am unable to send or receive email
using Outlook or Outlook Express. My original account was with Bellsouth. The
POP3 and SMTP has change to att.yahoo.com, and I continuously receive error
messages.
Has anyone encounter any Outlook-email problems with ATT Yahoo new web mail.

I am not able to receive my email.

My car won't start. My dog won't hunt. My rifle won't shoot. Could you
elaborate?

--
Norman
~Oh Lord, why have you come
~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum

On Mon, 16 Feb 2009 13:21:00 -0800, ATT new web site with wrote:

Since ATT switch to Yahoo base webmail. I am unable to send or receive email
using Outlook or Outlook Express. My original account was with Bellsouth. The
POP3 and SMTP has change to att.yahoo.com, and I continuously receive error
messages.
Has anyone encounter any Outlook-email problems with ATT Yahoo new web mail.

The actual error messages would be helpful. In full, verbatim, not abridged,
or edited, or abbreviated, or paraphrased.

In general, if you have migrated your accounts (a required first step toward
using the Yahoo! servers), you should be using:

Incoming email: pop.att.yahoo.com. Set the advanced properties to use port
995, and select SSL.

Outgoing email: smtp.att.yahoo.com. Set the advanced properties to use port
465, and select SSL.

Also select, "My server requires authentication". Your user name will be
your full email address. AT&T has a number of legacy email domains, and the
system has to distinguish between ,
, and .

--
Norman
~Oh Lord, why have you come
~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum

I have had a similar problem. I have spend 1.5 hours on the phone with geek
squad support, 1.5 hours with att and have done everything listed on the
website. I can go in and reset all the info in settings and be able to
send/receive once but not again. Geek Squad says it is an att issue. Att says
it is a virus protection issue. Whoever made the decision at att to switch to
att.yahoo created a very unfriendly user experience even just going through
webmail.

"ATT new web site with Yahoo" wrote:

Since ATT switch to Yahoo base webmail. I am unable to send or receive email
using Outlook or Outlook Express. My original account was with Bellsouth. The
POP3 and SMTP has change to att.yahoo.com, and I continuously receive error
messages.
Has anyone encounter any Outlook-email problems with ATT Yahoo new web mail.

I am not able to receive my email.

"ATT new web site with Yahoo" wrote:

Since ATT switch to Yahoo base webmail. I am unable to send or receive email
using Outlook or Outlook Express. My original account was with Bellsouth. The
POP3 and SMTP has change to att.yahoo.com, and I continuously receive error
messages.
Has anyone encounter any Outlook-email problems with ATT Yahoo new web mail.

On Mon, 16 Feb 2009 13:21:00 -0800, ATT new web site with wrote:

Since ATT switch to Yahoo base webmail. I am unable to send or receive email
using Outlook or Outlook Express. My original account was with Bellsouth. The
POP3 and SMTP has change to att.yahoo.com, and I continuously receive error
messages.
Has anyone encounter any Outlook-email problems with ATT Yahoo new web mail.

The actual error messages would be helpful. In full, verbatim, not abridged,
or edited, or abbreviated, or paraphrased.

In general, if you have migrated your accounts (a required first step toward
using the Yahoo! servers), you should be using:

Incoming email: pop.att.yahoo.com. Set the advanced properties to use port
995, and select SSL.

Outgoing email: smtp.att.yahoo.com. Set the advanced properties to use port
465, and select SSL.

Also select, "My server requires authentication". Your user name will be
your full email address. AT&T has a number of legacy email domains, and the
system has to distinguish between ,
, and .

--
Norman
~Oh Lord, why have you come
~To Konnyu, with the Lion and the Drum

hi,

am unable to send & receive mails from my gmail account since 2 weeks. pl help me solve this issue.

regards
pushpa gopinath