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[shonuff]

If you have to use different email addresses for the send and reply wouldn't that indicate a software glitch since I can send emails to myself through that email address from a pop client that uses the same smtp info?

Also, if I can send emails using a pop client why would using my ISPs email matter?

the Internet isn't a black-box that nobody knows how it works.... I'm somewhat insulted that you would offer the same solution that wasn't working for MrElectrifyer.

[thecreator]

If you have to use different email addresses for the send and reply wouldn't that indicate a software glitch since I can send emails to myself through that email address from a pop client that uses the same smtp info?

Also, if I can send emails using a pop client why would using my ISPs email matter?

the Internet isn't a black-box that nobody knows how it works.... I'm somewhat insulted that you would offer the same solution that wasn't working for MrElectrifyer.

Hi shonuff,

I am surprise that you would not even try it.

See if it works using your ISProvider, instead of Yahoo or GMail.

[shonuff]

Tell you what - If you can explain to me (technically) why you think trying my ISPs email address will work - then I will try it.  Otherwise, I'm calling you out as this is a software bug.

[thecreator]

Tell you what - If you can explain to me (technically) why you think trying my ISPs email address will work - then I will try it.  Otherwise, I'm calling you out as this is a software bug.

Hi shonuff,


Who is your ISProvider?

When I was with Comcast, I used Comcast. Now with Verizon, I am using Verizon and it works just fine.

Never tried Gmail, even though I have an Email Account, there.

Why use a far away Email Account, when one is closer?

[CyBeRNoX]

Have you guys found any solution yet? Because I also have the same problem...

[shonuff]

Hi shonuff,


Who is your ISProvider?

When I was with Comcast, I used Comcast. Now with Verizon, I am using Verizon and it works just fine.

Never tried Gmail, even though I have an Email Account, there.

Why use a far away Email Account, when one is closer?

So thecreator, is this your technical explanation on why you think trying my ISPs email address will work better then using my gmail account (which works for my thunderbird setup)?

[FurryNutz]

All I know is that I use my ISP SMTP email server address for the SMTP email address box, I then use my netscape.net email address in the TO box and the FROM box is my ISP email address. It works, I get emails every so often from the router to my non-isp email address account that I can look at while at work.

[Waves]

Same problem here. I tried with multiple gmail accounts on port 587 and no luck. also found a bug where the router does not accept any email addresses that start with a number. A4, 1.35 NA.