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HolyCount

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Any sky mail experts ??
« on: 23 August 2009, 11:42:04 »

I can't access my sky email account from my vodafone mobile. Sky says it's vodafone's problem and vodafone says it's sky's !!!.

Anyway --- the phone is already set up to access G-Mail accounts and sky's email service is provided through G-Mail!  Is there any way of getting access using a modified address ? I have tried using the sky mail address through the G-Mail route with no luck !!!!
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Re: Any sky mail experts ??
« Reply #1 on: 23 August 2009, 11:55:30 »

First thing you have to do is login (using a PC) to your Sky account and activate POP3 forwarding.

You will need (from Sky) the following info:

Incoming email server
username: (The one you log in on line with).
password: (The one you log in on line with).

Once you have that, do the following...


1. Press menu

2. Scroll to and select messages

3. Scroll to and select settings

4. Scroll to and select emails

5. Scroll to and select email accounts

6. Press options

7. Scroll to and select create, and press yes

8. In mailbox name enter Sky and press next

9. In mailbox type select POP3 and press next

10. In my email address enter your email address

11. In user ID enter your email account username

12. In password enter your email account password and press next

13. In IMAP4/POP3 server enter your incoming server address and press next

14. In SMTP server enter send.vodafone.net and press save

15. Press ok

16. Scroll to Sky and select

17. Scroll to and select email profiles

18. Scroll to a free profile (e.g. profile 3)

19. Press options and edit

20. In profile name enter Sky

21. In APN enter

for Contract Customers: internet

for Prepay Customers: pp.Vodafone.co.uk

22. In login ID enter web

23. In password enter web

24. Press save

25. Select Sky

You'll then have email on your phone
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Re: Any sky mail experts ??
« Reply #2 on: 23 August 2009, 15:49:11 »

what phone do you have?
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Re: Any sky mail experts ??
« Reply #3 on: 23 August 2009, 16:17:02 »

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what phone do you have?


Samsung Blade (S56000V )

Will try KWs suggestion in a mo.
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HolyCount

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Re: Any sky mail experts ??
« Reply #4 on: 23 August 2009, 17:59:18 »

Cheers KW ---- took a combination of your info and some from Sky and I now have email  :y :y

Many thanks for the assist .... now if you can just stop this keyboard repeating certain letters when I type ........... ::) ::)  :D
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« Reply #5 on: 23 August 2009, 19:11:43 »

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Cheers KW ---- took a combination of your info and some from Sky and I now have email  :y :y
You're welcome

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Many thanks for the assist .... now if you can just stop this keyboard repeating certain letters when I type ........... ::) ::)  :D
3 months or so of training will give you a knee, elbow, or fist that can sort the keyboard problem  ;)
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Re: Any sky mail experts ??
« Reply #6 on: 24 August 2009, 08:57:15 »

Sending mail may still be an issue.  Well, sending will be OK, but the recipient receiving it may be, as there is a good chance it will get nuked by the spam filter as it has not come from a 'valid' (as far as the recipient's mails server's spam filter is concerned) sender for your sky.com email address (it will look like its come from vodafone's relay, not a 'valid' sky one).

Unless the mail comes from one of Sky's servers or from Gmail, its set to Softfail.

So it may work, but expect people to either not receive it, ot receive it in their Junk folder.  This will get worse as more and more email providers start to tighten their mail servers.

I seem to recall one of the mail platforms I look after was rejecting something like 20 million emails a day (I've slept/drank since then, so may be slightly out).


Techie details for those who care:
"v=spf1 ip4:87.86.189.0/25 include:aspmx.googlemail.com a:im3.sky.com mx:sky.com ~all"
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Re: Any sky mail experts ??
« Reply #7 on: 24 August 2009, 18:29:34 »

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Sending mail may still be an issue.  Well, sending will be OK, but the recipient receiving it may be, as there is a good chance it will get nuked by the spam filter as it has not come from a 'valid' (as far as the recipient's mails server's spam filter is concerned) sender for your sky.com email address (it will look like its come from vodafone's relay, not a 'valid' sky one).

Unless the mail comes from one of Sky's servers or from Gmail, its set to Softfail.

So it may work, but expect people to either not receive it, ot receive it in their Junk folder.  This will get worse as more and more email providers start to tighten their mail servers.

I seem to recall one of the mail platforms I look after was rejecting something like 20 million emails a day (I've slept/drank since then, so may be slightly out).


Techie details for those who care:
"v=spf1 ip4:87.86.189.0/25 include:aspmx.googlemail.com a:im3.sky.com mx:sky.com ~all"

Thanks for the info TB -- will bear that in mind -- however I really only need to read it from the mobile -- if it requires a reply I will do that from the comp at home -- PITA using the keypad for anything other than "yes" and "No" !!!!
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