Vista - Webmail into Windows Mail

I have recently got myself a new webmail email address for work, and am
trying to get this new address configured into Windows Mail.
My address is xxx@outdoor-restore.co.uk, where xxx is not my name.
I am having problems with the servers, as I do not know my POP3 and SMTP
server addresses are.

Who or what can I email to find out.

Please help someone!!!

Hi there Jon, what you need to do is find the name of your internet service
provider, and then do a web search for the ISP, and look under the help
section on their website.

For example, my internet comes from Virgin Media, I have looked on the
website, and the servers are:

pop3.blueyonder.co.uk

&

smtp.blueyonder.co.uk

Hope this helps matey.




"Frustrated Jon" wrote:

> I have recently got myself a new webmail email address for work, and am
> trying to get this new address configured into Windows Mail.
> My address is xxx@outdoor-restore.co.uk, where xxx is not my name.
> I am having problems with the servers, as I do not know my POP3 and SMTP
> server addresses are.
>
> Who or what can I email to find out.
>
> Please help someone!!!
>
>

Ask your Internet Service Provider (ISP).

Gary VanderMolen

"Frustrated Jon" <Frustrated Jon@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:64318DF7-EA47-42F5-923B-7A9B2360825F@microsoft.com...
>I have recently got myself a new webmail email address for work, and am
> trying to get this new address configured into Windows Mail.
> My address is xxx@outdoor-restore.co.uk, where xxx is not my name.
> I am having problems with the servers, as I do not know my POP3 and SMTP
> server addresses are.
>
> Who or what can I email to find out.
>
> Please help someone!!!

Is this your ISP domain email or is it just free "webmail" on the internet.
If it’s the former, there would be POP/ SMTP settings somewhere on their
website or by calling their Customer Care.
If it’s the latter, the chances are that you may not have email client
access or it might not be free. There are few free webmail providers who
allow email client access freely.

"Frustrated Jon" <Frustrated Jon@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:64318DF7-EA47-42F5-923B-7A9B2360825F@microsoft.com...
>I have recently got myself a new webmail email address for work, and am
> trying to get this new address configured into Windows Mail.
> My address is xxx@outdoor-restore.co.uk, where xxx is not my name.
> I am having problems with the servers, as I do not know my POP3 and SMTP
> server addresses are.
>
> Who or what can I email to find out.
>
> Please help someone!!!
>
>