Here are email settings for V551

After hours with CS and searching on usenet and Howard I got these to work.
They use Cingular servers and don't put any extra messages in body of email.
I'm in RDU area.

isp settings: GRPS
connection type: GPRS
apn address: [email protected]
user: [email protected]
password: CINGULAR1
dns ip: 0.0.0.0
email provider: Custom
protocol: POP3
user id: cing
password: msg
sending host: photo.mycingular.com
sending port: 25
rec. host: photo.mycingular.com
rec. port: 110
return email: 10 digit cingular#@mycingular.com
cleanup: None
save on server: Yes
Notification: On
hide fields: _blank_
auto sig: _blank_
Name: whatever
security:
use ssl for sending: No
use ssl for receiving: No
size restriction: 10240

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This is not working for me. I can't send email or MMS.


On 12/19/04 3:12 PM, in article
[email protected], "N Hamilton"
<no_spamham@no_spamnc.rr.com> wrote:

> After hours with CS and searching on usenet and Howard I got these to work.
> They use Cingular servers and don't put any extra messages in body of email.
> I'm in RDU area.
>
> isp settings: GRPS
> connection type: GPRS
> apn address: [email protected]
> user: [email protected]
> password: CINGULAR1
> dns ip: 0.0.0.0
> email provider: Custom
> protocol: POP3
> user id: cing
> password: msg
> sending host: photo.mycingular.com
> sending port: 25
> rec. host: photo.mycingular.com
> rec. port: 110
> return email: 10 digit cingular#@mycingular.com
> cleanup: None
> save on server: Yes
> Notification: On
> hide fields: _blank_
> auto sig: _blank_
> Name: whatever
> security:
> use ssl for sending: No
> use ssl for receiving: No
> size restriction: 10240
>
>

Tony Zee wrote:

> This is not working for me. I can't send email or MMS.

These are exactly the same settings used on two different V551 handsets
I have here, and they both work perfectly. One of them didn't until I
had CS fix the service provisioning for it.

>
>
> On 12/19/04 3:12 PM, in article
> [email protected], "N Hamilton"
> <no_spamham@no_spamnc.rr.com> wrote:
>
>
>>After hours with CS and searching on usenet and Howard I got these to work.
>>They use Cingular servers and don't put any extra messages in body of email.
>>I'm in RDU area.
>>
>>isp settings: GRPS
>> connection type: GPRS
>> apn address: [email protected]
>> user: [email protected]
>> password: CINGULAR1
>> dns ip: 0.0.0.0
>>email provider: Custom
>>protocol: POP3
>>user id: cing
>>password: msg
>>sending host: photo.mycingular.com
>>sending port: 25
>>rec. host: photo.mycingular.com
>>rec. port: 110
>>return email: 10 digit cingular#@mycingular.com
>>cleanup: None
>>save on server: Yes
>>Notification: On
>>hide fields: _blank_
>>auto sig: _blank_
>>Name: whatever
>>security:
>> use ssl for sending: No
>> use ssl for receiving: No
>>size restriction: 10240
>>
>>
>
>


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What changes would need to be made to access a comcast pop3 account?

On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 20:12:05 GMT, "N Hamilton"
<no_spamham@no_spamnc.rr.com> wrote:

>After hours with CS and searching on usenet and Howard I got these to work.
>They use Cingular servers and don't put any extra messages in body of email.
>I'm in RDU area.
>
>isp settings: GRPS
> connection type: GPRS
> apn address: [email protected]
> user: [email protected]
> password: CINGULAR1
> dns ip: 0.0.0.0
>email provider: Custom
>protocol: POP3
>user id: cing
>password: msg
>sending host: photo.mycingular.com
>sending port: 25
>rec. host: photo.mycingular.com
>rec. port: 110
>return email: 10 digit cingular#@mycingular.com
>cleanup: None
>save on server: Yes
>Notification: On
>hide fields: _blank_
>auto sig: _blank_
>Name: whatever
>security:
> use ssl for sending: No
> use ssl for receiving: No
>size restriction: 10240
>

Those settings have no bearing on MMS, just email.

In <BDEEC8A2.268E%[email protected]> on Wed, 22 Dec 2004 06:45:54 -0500, Tony Zee
<[email protected]> wrote:

>This is not working for me. I can't send email or MMS.
>
>On 12/19/04 3:12 PM, in article
>[email protected], "N Hamilton"
><no_spamham@no_spamnc.rr.com> wrote:
>
>> After hours with CS and searching on usenet and Howard I got these to work.
>> They use Cingular servers and don't put any extra messages in body of email.
>> I'm in RDU area.
>>
>> isp settings: GRPS
>> connection type: GPRS
>> apn address: [email protected]
>> user: [email protected]
>> password: CINGULAR1
>> dns ip: 0.0.0.0
>> email provider: Custom
>> protocol: POP3
>> user id: cing
>> password: msg
>> sending host: photo.mycingular.com
>> sending port: 25
>> rec. host: photo.mycingular.com
>> rec. port: 110
>> return email: 10 digit cingular#@mycingular.com
>> cleanup: None
>> save on server: Yes
>> Notification: On
>> hide fields: _blank_
>> auto sig: _blank_
>> Name: whatever
>> security:
>> use ssl for sending: No
>> use ssl for receiving: No
>> size restriction: 10240
>>
>>

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Best regards, HELP FOR CINGULAR GSM & SONY ERICSSON PHONES:
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Use Comcast servers for POP3.

In <[email protected]> on Wed, 22 Dec 2004 10:11:56
-0500, Cathy Butch <[email protected]> wrote:

>What changes would need to be made to access a comcast pop3 account?
>
>On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 20:12:05 GMT, "N Hamilton"
><no_spamham@no_spamnc.rr.com> wrote:
>
>>After hours with CS and searching on usenet and Howard I got these to work.
>>They use Cingular servers and don't put any extra messages in body of email.
>>I'm in RDU area.
>>
>>isp settings: GRPS
>> connection type: GPRS
>> apn address: [email protected]
>> user: [email protected]
>> password: CINGULAR1
>> dns ip: 0.0.0.0
>>email provider: Custom
>>protocol: POP3
>>user id: cing
>>password: msg
>>sending host: photo.mycingular.com
>>sending port: 25
>>rec. host: photo.mycingular.com
>>rec. port: 110
>>return email: 10 digit cingular#@mycingular.com
>>cleanup: None
>>save on server: Yes
>>Notification: On
>>hide fields: _blank_
>>auto sig: _blank_
>>Name: whatever
>>security:
>> use ssl for sending: No
>> use ssl for receiving: No
>>size restriction: 10240
>>

--
Best regards, HELP FOR CINGULAR GSM & SONY ERICSSON PHONES:
John Navas <http://navasgrp.home.att.net/#Cingular>

On Thu, 23 Dec 2004 20:02:29 GMT, John Navas
<[email protected]> wrote:

>Use Comcast servers for POP3.
>
>In <[email protected]> on Wed, 22 Dec 2004 10:11:56
>-0500, Cathy Butch <[email protected]> wrote:
>
>>What changes would need to be made to access a comcast pop3 account?
>>
>>On Sun, 19 Dec 2004 20:12:05 GMT, "N Hamilton"
>><no_spamham@no_spamnc.rr.com> wrote:
>>
>>>After hours with CS and searching on usenet and Howard I got these to work.
>>>They use Cingular servers and don't put any extra messages in body of email.
>>>I'm in RDU area.
>>>
>>>isp settings: GRPS
>>> connection type: GPRS
>>> apn address: [email protected]
>>> user: [email protected]
>>> password: CINGULAR1
>>> dns ip: 0.0.0.0
>>>email provider: Custom
>>>protocol: POP3
>>>user id: cing
>>>password: msg
>>>sending host: photo.mycingular.com
>>>sending port: 25
>>>rec. host: photo.mycingular.com
>>>rec. port: 110
>>>return email: 10 digit cingular#@mycingular.com
>>>cleanup: None
>>>save on server: Yes
>>>Notification: On
>>>hide fields: _blank_
>>>auto sig: _blank_
>>>Name: whatever
>>>security:
>>> use ssl for sending: No
>>> use ssl for receiving: No
>>>size restriction: 10240
>>>
>
>--
>Best regards, HELP FOR CINGULAR GSM & SONY ERICSSON PHONES:
>John Navas <http://navasgrp.home.att.net/#Cingular>


If it took them 3 whole weeks to fix my Google SMS issue, how long
will it take the worthless CS to fix this email thing?

Because let's face it, you can list a detailed config as above, but,
if I can't get it to work, because I'm not sure if you literally
meant "cing", and it's not, then the instuctions are useless, aren't
they?

So, has anyone decided what the phones email address is?
Is it @mobile.mycingular.com or @mycingular.com ?

The other day I was able to send photos, but today I can't.
And, I'm doing it the same way.

I want to be able to read the entire email on my cell, without having
to have it broken down into separate txt messages, that cost me a dime
each.

IS IT OR IS IT NOT POSSIBLE TO SET UP THE PHONE"S EMAIL TO RECEIVE AN
EMAIL OF 200 OR MORE CHARACTERS IN A SINGLE MESSAGE ?

And yes, I have Media Basic, if that's necessary to have.
AND NO, I'm not looking to use the Web Browser to get to it. I
suspect since my phone has the "Email msg" setup options, that I don't
need to use the browser.

I hate the worthless way they design this whole system of cell
phone/data.

It's akin to when cars first came out - they needed to be hand cranked
to be started, AND had a hand lever for manual spark advance.
WHAT BULL****! You don't see that today, do you?
You just put the key in, start your piece of ****, warm it up, and
GO.

Well why aren't cell phones and computers reqruiing network
communications "more hi - tech "?

They're still 1910 autombile technology, if you ask me, requiring this
or that configuration.

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In <[email protected]> on Sat, 01 Jan 2005 08:13:49
GMT, h_arle/yNO.SPAMd_avidso/[email protected] (George) wrote:

>If it took them 3 whole weeks to fix my Google SMS issue, how long
>will it take the worthless CS to fix this email thing?

That was probably a Google issue, not a Cingular issue.

>Because let's face it, you can list a detailed config as above, but,
>if I can't get it to work, because I'm not sure if you literally
>meant "cing", and it's not, then the instuctions are useless, aren't
>they?

No.

>So, has anyone decided what the phones email address is?
>Is it @mobile.mycingular.com or @mycingular.com ?

Both work.

>The other day I was able to send photos, but today I can't.
>And, I'm doing it the same way.

That's life on the bleeding edge.

>I want to be able to read the entire email on my cell, without having
>to have it broken down into separate txt messages, that cost me a dime
>each.

Then use email, not SMS.

>IS IT OR IS IT NOT POSSIBLE TO SET UP THE PHONE"S EMAIL TO RECEIVE AN
>EMAIL OF 200 OR MORE CHARACTERS IN A SINGLE MESSAGE ?

It is.

>And yes, I have Media Basic, if that's necessary to have.
>AND NO, I'm not looking to use the Web Browser to get to it. I
>suspect since my phone has the "Email msg" setup options, that I don't
>need to use the browser.

True.

>I hate the worthless way they design this whole system of cell
>phone/data.

It actually works quite well.

>It's akin to when cars first came out - they needed to be hand cranked
>to be started, AND had a hand lever for manual spark advance.
> WHAT BULL****! You don't see that today, do you?
> You just put the key in, start your piece of ****, warm it up, and
>GO.

We'll eventually get there with cellular too. You might want to wait.

>Well why aren't cell phones and computers reqruiing network
>communications "more hi - tech "?

Because technology is still moving too rapidly.

>They're still 1910 autombile technology, if you ask me, requiring this
>or that configuration.

So wait.

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Best regards, HELP FOR CINGULAR GSM & SONY ERICSSON PHONES:
John Navas <http://navasgrp.home.att.net/#Cingular>