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another incoming server port that works with aim.com, 110 doesn't

 
 
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      7th Jul 2007
I have setup outlook 2002 just as described by aim.com. Error: Find incoming
mail server (pop3): unable to connect to the incoming mail server (pop3).
Please verify the server name in the incoming mail server field. If that
information is correct (it is), close this dialog, click More Settings and
verify the port and SSL information on the Advanced tab.

The web based email is getting the test emails, but I am not receiving
anything. If I set it up as an imap, it works, but it doesn't start with the
Outlook Today page, its cold and grey and aggrevating.
 
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"Philip Herdt" <Philip (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I have setup outlook 2002 just as described by aim.com. Error: Find
>incoming
> mail server (pop3): unable to connect to the incoming mail server (pop3).
> Please verify the server name in the incoming mail server field. If that
> information is correct (it is), close this dialog, click More Settings and
> verify the port and SSL information on the Advanced tab.
>
> The web based email is getting the test emails, but I am not receiving
> anything. If I set it up as an imap, it works, but it doesn't start with
> the
> Outlook Today page, its cold and grey and aggrevating.


I didn't think aol supported POP anymore, I thought they *only* supported
IMAP. Where did you find the instructions on how to set it up? I'd like to
see them to see what they are saying to do.

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      7th Jul 2007
That's because aim.com is an imap format, not a pop3. Change your settings
and it should work. Try incoming 143 and outgoing 587 with imap.aim.com and
smtp.aim.com

"Philip Herdt" wrote:

> I have setup outlook 2002 just as described by aim.com. Error: Find incoming
> mail server (pop3): unable to connect to the incoming mail server (pop3).
> Please verify the server name in the incoming mail server field. If that
> information is correct (it is), close this dialog, click More Settings and
> verify the port and SSL information on the Advanced tab.
>
> The web based email is getting the test emails, but I am not receiving
> anything. If I set it up as an imap, it works, but it doesn't start with the
> Outlook Today page, its cold and grey and aggrevating.

 
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      7th Jul 2007
aim.com, sign in, click help, setup outlook 2002, and there it is...hold on
and I will link it...

http://help.aol.com/AIMhelp/dynamick...rticleId217454

It didn't link, but copy and paste. Thanks for taking the time to respond.



"F. H. Muffman" wrote:

>
> "Philip Herdt" <Philip (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:96F61207-448B-4B80-B649-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >I have setup outlook 2002 just as described by aim.com. Error: Find
> >incoming
> > mail server (pop3): unable to connect to the incoming mail server (pop3).
> > Please verify the server name in the incoming mail server field. If that
> > information is correct (it is), close this dialog, click More Settings and
> > verify the port and SSL information on the Advanced tab.
> >
> > The web based email is getting the test emails, but I am not receiving
> > anything. If I set it up as an imap, it works, but it doesn't start with
> > the
> > Outlook Today page, its cold and grey and aggrevating.

>
> I didn't think aol supported POP anymore, I thought they *only* supported
> IMAP. Where did you find the instructions on how to set it up? I'd like to
> see them to see what they are saying to do.
>
> --
> f.h.
>
>

 
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      7th Jul 2007
http://help.aol.com/AIMhelp/dynamick...rticleId217454

Please copy and paste this site...it states that it is in POP3. Yes, I
haven't a problem receiving mail from Outlook to the web based site, but I
can not log in. So that is why I am seeking a incoming server port # that
will work.

I have had the Netscape.net for a long time, its accessed by aim. I have
just setup a gmail account because I can get it to work pop3 in Outlook, its
just I don't want to have to do all the follow ups and forwards and such. I
like the established address that I have and that aol/aim says I can setup in
Outlook 2002 in POP3 format.

Thanks for the reply,
Philip

"vaders.bane" wrote:

> That's because aim.com is an imap format, not a pop3. Change your settings
> and it should work. Try incoming 143 and outgoing 587 with imap.aim.com and
> smtp.aim.com
>
> "Philip Herdt" wrote:
>
> > I have setup outlook 2002 just as described by aim.com. Error: Find incoming
> > mail server (pop3): unable to connect to the incoming mail server (pop3).
> > Please verify the server name in the incoming mail server field. If that
> > information is correct (it is), close this dialog, click More Settings and
> > verify the port and SSL information on the Advanced tab.
> >
> > The web based email is getting the test emails, but I am not receiving
> > anything. If I set it up as an imap, it works, but it doesn't start with the
> > Outlook Today page, its cold and grey and aggrevating.

 
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      7th Jul 2007
It didn't "color" in my reply, so I went with the thought it didn't link...

"Philip Herdt" wrote:

> aim.com, sign in, click help, setup outlook 2002, and there it is...hold on
> and I will link it...
>
> http://help.aol.com/AIMhelp/dynamick...rticleId217454
>
> It didn't link, but copy and paste. Thanks for taking the time to respond.
>
>
>
> "F. H. Muffman" wrote:
>
> >
> > "Philip Herdt" <Philip (E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> > news:96F61207-448B-4B80-B649-(E-Mail Removed)...
> > >I have setup outlook 2002 just as described by aim.com. Error: Find
> > >incoming
> > > mail server (pop3): unable to connect to the incoming mail server (pop3).
> > > Please verify the server name in the incoming mail server field. If that
> > > information is correct (it is), close this dialog, click More Settings and
> > > verify the port and SSL information on the Advanced tab.
> > >
> > > The web based email is getting the test emails, but I am not receiving
> > > anything. If I set it up as an imap, it works, but it doesn't start with
> > > the
> > > Outlook Today page, its cold and grey and aggrevating.

> >
> > I didn't think aol supported POP anymore, I thought they *only* supported
> > IMAP. Where did you find the instructions on how to set it up? I'd like to
> > see them to see what they are saying to do.
> >
> > --
> > f.h.
> >
> >

 
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      7th Jul 2007
"Philip Herdt" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> >I have setup outlook 2002 just as described by aim.com. Error: Find
>> >incoming
>> > mail server (pop3): unable to connect to the incoming mail server
>> > (pop3).
>> > Please verify the server name in the incoming mail server field. If
>> > that
>> > information is correct (it is), close this dialog, click More Settings
>> > and
>> > verify the port and SSL information on the Advanced tab.
>> >
>> > The web based email is getting the test emails, but I am not receiving
>> > anything. If I set it up as an imap, it works, but it doesn't start
>> > with
>> > the
>> > Outlook Today page, its cold and grey and aggrevating.

>>
>> I didn't think aol supported POP anymore, I thought they *only* supported
>> IMAP. Where did you find the instructions on how to set it up? I'd like
>> to
>> see them to see what they are saying to do.

>
> aim.com, sign in, click help, setup outlook 2002, and there it is...hold
> on
> and I will link it...
>
> http://help.aol.com/AIMhelp/dynamick...rticleId217454
>


Well, sure enough, that site says they support pop3. So, contact AOL's
helpdesk and find out why the servers they are telling you to use don't
answer because they'll be far more likely to know that we will.

But, don't be surprised if they say that help page is out of date and they
don't support pop anymore. http://members.aol.com/adamkb/aol/mailfaq/imap/
mentions that AOL does not have a pop3 server and
http://postmaster.info.aol.com/imap/outlook02.html doesn't even talk about
pop anymore.

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      9th Jul 2007
I already tried that puppy, for a person to help you, you have to be an AOL
subscriber...phewy on that

"F. H. Muffman" wrote:

> "Philip Herdt" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
> news:45885E70-92CD-4A91-9F4C-(E-Mail Removed)...
> >> >I have setup outlook 2002 just as described by aim.com. Error: Find
> >> >incoming
> >> > mail server (pop3): unable to connect to the incoming mail server
> >> > (pop3).
> >> > Please verify the server name in the incoming mail server field. If
> >> > that
> >> > information is correct (it is), close this dialog, click More Settings
> >> > and
> >> > verify the port and SSL information on the Advanced tab.
> >> >
> >> > The web based email is getting the test emails, but I am not receiving
> >> > anything. If I set it up as an imap, it works, but it doesn't start
> >> > with
> >> > the
> >> > Outlook Today page, its cold and grey and aggrevating.
> >>
> >> I didn't think aol supported POP anymore, I thought they *only* supported
> >> IMAP. Where did you find the instructions on how to set it up? I'd like
> >> to
> >> see them to see what they are saying to do.

> >
> > aim.com, sign in, click help, setup outlook 2002, and there it is...hold
> > on
> > and I will link it...
> >
> > http://help.aol.com/AIMhelp/dynamick...rticleId217454
> >

>
> Well, sure enough, that site says they support pop3. So, contact AOL's
> helpdesk and find out why the servers they are telling you to use don't
> answer because they'll be far more likely to know that we will.
>
> But, don't be surprised if they say that help page is out of date and they
> don't support pop anymore. http://members.aol.com/adamkb/aol/mailfaq/imap/
> mentions that AOL does not have a pop3 server and
> http://postmaster.info.aol.com/imap/outlook02.html doesn't even talk about
> pop anymore.
>
> --
> f.h.
>
>

 
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      9th Jul 2007

"Philip Herdt" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>> >> >I have setup outlook 2002 just as described by aim.com. Error: Find
>> >> >incoming
>> >> > mail server (pop3): unable to connect to the incoming mail server
>> >> > (pop3).
>> >> > Please verify the server name in the incoming mail server field. If
>> >> > that
>> >> > information is correct (it is), close this dialog, click More
>> >> > Settings and
>> >> > verify the port and SSL information on the Advanced tab.
>> >> >
>> >> > The web based email is getting the test emails, but I am not
>> >> > receiving
>> >> > anything. If I set it up as an imap, it works, but it doesn't start
>> >> > with
>> >> > the Outlook Today page, its cold and grey and aggrevating.
>> >>
>> >> I didn't think aol supported POP anymore, I thought they *only*
>> >> supported
>> >> IMAP. Where did you find the instructions on how to set it up? I'd
>> >> like
>> >> to see them to see what they are saying to do.
>> >
>> > aim.com, sign in, click help, setup outlook 2002, and there it
>> > is...hold
>> > on and I will link it...
>> >
>> > http://help.aol.com/AIMhelp/dynamick...rticleId217454
>> >

>>
>> Well, sure enough, that site says they support pop3. So, contact AOL's
>> helpdesk and find out why the servers they are telling you to use don't
>> answer because they'll be far more likely to know that we will.
>>
>> But, don't be surprised if they say that help page is out of date and
>> they
>> don't support pop anymore.
>> http://members.aol.com/adamkb/aol/mailfaq/imap/
>> mentions that AOL does not have a pop3 server and
>> http://postmaster.info.aol.com/imap/outlook02.html doesn't even talk
>> about
>> pop anymore.
>>

>
>I already tried that puppy, for a person to help you, you have to be an AOL
> subscriber...phewy on that


Well, most evidence shows that they don't support pop3, just imap, so, I'd
go with that.

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      9th Jul 2007
http://help.aol.com/AIMhelp/dynamick...rticleId217454

Yes, it is pop3...look at link

"vaders.bane" wrote:

> That's because aim.com is an imap format, not a pop3. Change your settings
> and it should work. Try incoming 143 and outgoing 587 with imap.aim.com and
> smtp.aim.com
>
> "Philip Herdt" wrote:
>
> > I have setup outlook 2002 just as described by aim.com. Error: Find incoming
> > mail server (pop3): unable to connect to the incoming mail server (pop3).
> > Please verify the server name in the incoming mail server field. If that
> > information is correct (it is), close this dialog, click More Settings and
> > verify the port and SSL information on the Advanced tab.
> >
> > The web based email is getting the test emails, but I am not receiving
> > anything. If I set it up as an imap, it works, but it doesn't start with the
> > Outlook Today page, its cold and grey and aggrevating.

 
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