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Eircom email app

123 LC · 2016-05-20 01:39:44

Hi, I have an eircom webmail account, and an iphone 6. Is there any app available for eircom emailing - so that I will receive notifications when I get emails, as well as being easily able to send/receive emails. Thank you.

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20-05-2016 2:39am

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123 LC

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Hi,

I have an eircom webmail account, and an iphone 6.
Is there any app available for eircom emailing - so that I will receive notifications when I get emails, as well as being easily able to send/receive emails.

Thank you.

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#2 20-05-2016 1:55pm
Eir: Pamela

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123 LC wrote: »

Hi,

I have an eircom webmail account, and an iphone 6.
Is there any app available for eircom emailing - so that I will receive notifications when I get emails, as well as being easily able to send/receive emails.

Thank you.

Hi 123 LC,

Thanks for getting in touch.
I'm afraid there is no e-mail app at the minute for eir webmail.

-Pamela

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#3 20-05-2016 1:58pm
davo2001

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Cant you just put Eirs SMTP settings onto iOSs default mail application?

Don't see why this wouldn't work. A quick google gives these settings:

[font=Walsheim-Regular, Arial, sans-serif]Incoming: webmail.eircom.net[/font]

[font=Walsheim-Regular, Arial, sans-serif]outgoing: mail1.eircom.net[/font]

[font=Walsheim-Regular, Arial, sans-serif]ports incoming: 110[/font]

[font=Walsheim-Regular, Arial, sans-serif]SMTPports outgoing:25[/font]

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#4 20-05-2016 3:49pm
Eir: Pamela

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davo2001 wrote: »

Cant you just put Eirs SMTP settings onto iOSs default mail application?

Don't see why this wouldn't work. A quick google gives these settings:

[font=Walsheim-Regular, Arial, sans-serif]Incoming: webmail.eircom.net[/font]

[font=Walsheim-Regular, Arial, sans-serif]outgoing: mail1.eircom.net[/font]

[font=Walsheim-Regular, Arial, sans-serif]ports incoming: 110[/font]

[font=Walsheim-Regular, Arial, sans-serif]SMTPports outgoing:25[/font]

Thanks davo2001,

-Pamela

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#5 20-05-2016 7:12pm
123 LC

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davo2001 wrote: »

Cant you just put Eirs SMTP settings onto iOSs default mail application?

Don't see why this wouldn't work. A quick google gives these settings:

[font=Walsheim-Regular, Arial, sans-serif]Incoming: webmail.eircom.net[/font]

[font=Walsheim-Regular, Arial, sans-serif]outgoing: mail1.eircom.net[/font]

[font=Walsheim-Regular, Arial, sans-serif]ports incoming: 110[/font]

[font=Walsheim-Regular, Arial, sans-serif]SMTPports outgoing:25[/font]

Thank you I got it working anyway

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#6 22-05-2016 10:11am
jd

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123 LC wrote:

Thank you I got it working anyway

Change it to use imap rather than pop, that synch with the folder structure on the webmail server

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#7 22-05-2016 10:22am
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blue mail is a very good app which can handle the eircom emails easily

Michael

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#8 23-05-2016 12:33pm
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mickser42 wrote: »

blue mail is a very good app which can handle the eircom emails easily

Michael

Thanks mickser42 :)

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