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Trying to access my gofree.indigo.ie account
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12-08-2017 11:56amI have an old gofree.indigo.ie email account which for the past 2 or 3yrs I have being able to get into using the mail2web service, however this year when I try accessing the account I keep getting a login failure even though I am using the correct email address and password which in any case was automatically remembered from the last time I log on 1 year ago.
If I try using advanced login it asks for either pop3, imap4 or SSL along with server name or ip address none of which I know anything about.
When I try a different webmail searcher like say Emol it asks for a server name or ip address. I still have the old Win ME computer that the account would have been set up on but it hasn't been online in years, it's too old, and out of date.
Any help would be great thanks.
Spaltedwood0
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You should be able to setup a client to collect from pop.indigo.ie.0
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spaltedwood wrote: »I have an old gofree.indigo.ie email account which for the past 2 or 3yrs I have being able to get into using the mail2web service, however this year when I try accessing the account I keep getting a login failure even though I am using the correct email address and password which in any case was automatically remembered from the last time I log on 1 year ago.
If I try using advanced login it asks for either pop3, imap4 or SSL along with server name or ip address none of which I know anything about.
When I try a different webmail searcher like say Emol it asks for a server name or ip address. I still have the old Win ME computer that the account would have been set up on but it hasn't been online in years, it's too old, and out of date.
Any help would be great thanks.
Spaltedwood
Sorry to hear of the issues you're having with your email account. If you send an email to wmsupport@eir.ie from an alternative email address, a member of our online support team should be able to look into this for you.
- Adam0 -
spaltedwood wrote: »I have an old gofree.indigo.ie email account which for the past 2 or 3yrs I have being able to get into using the mail2web service, however this year when I try accessing the account I keep getting a login failure even though I am using the correct email address and password which in any case was automatically remembered from the last time I log on 1 year ago.
If I try using advanced login it asks for either pop3, imap4 or SSL along with server name or ip address none of which I know anything about.
When I try a different webmail searcher like say Emol it asks for a server name or ip address. I still have the old Win ME computer that the account would have been set up on but it hasn't been online in years, it's too old, and out of date.
Any help would be great thanks.
Spaltedwood
Sorry to hear of the issues you're having with your email account. If you send an email to wmsupport@eir.ie from an alternative email address, a member of our online support team should be able to look into this for you.
- Adam
Thanks for the reply, yesterday was a good day after looking about I found a page with Indigo server details on it, then using an advanced search on mail2web.com I put in popindigo.ie as the server name and used the POP3 choice that was listed at the bottom along with my email address and password.
The result was I got into my email account but when I opened the mail I wanted to see it came up as a html with a lot of code and the email scattered through, however I did find what I was looking for.
When I asked for help from Eir tech support I was told I would have to tell them 3 recently opened emails before they could do anything, while I do appreciate the security, I could have been anybody trying to get into someone else's account, but since it was over a year since I last looked into it there was no way for me to know for certain what else was there apart from the email I was looking for and there were no recently opened emails.
As it turned out the inbox was mostly full of facebook jibberish. Maybe this can help someone else in a similar situation.
Again thanks for your help and to ED E who pointed me in a direction.
Spaltedwood0 -
spaltedwood wrote: »spaltedwood wrote: »I have an old gofree.indigo.ie email account which for the past 2 or 3yrs I have being able to get into using the mail2web service, however this year when I try accessing the account I keep getting a login failure even though I am using the correct email address and password which in any case was automatically remembered from the last time I log on 1 year ago.
If I try using advanced login it asks for either pop3, imap4 or SSL along with server name or ip address none of which I know anything about.
When I try a different webmail searcher like say Emol it asks for a server name or ip address. I still have the old Win ME computer that the account would have been set up on but it hasn't been online in years, it's too old, and out of date.
Any help would be great thanks.
Spaltedwood
Sorry to hear of the issues you're having with your email account. If you send an email to wmsupport@eir.ie from an alternative email address, a member of our online support team should be able to look into this for you.
- Adam
Thanks for the reply, yesterday was a good day after looking about I found a page with Indigo server details on it, then using an advanced search on mail2web.com I put in popindigo.ie as the server name and used the POP3 choice that was listed at the bottom along with my email address and password.
The result was I got into my email account but when I opened the mail I wanted to see it came up as a html with a lot of code and the email scattered through, however I did find what I was looking for.
When I asked for help from Eir tech support I was told I would have to tell them 3 recently opened emails before they could do anything, while I do appreciate the security, I could have been anybody trying to get into someone else's account, but since it was over a year since I last looked into it there was no way for me to know for certain what else was there apart from the email I was looking for and there were no recently opened emails.
As it turned out the inbox was mostly full of facebook jibberish. Maybe this can help someone else in a similar situation.
Again thanks for your help and to ED E who pointed me in a direction.
Spaltedwood
Glad to hear you found what you were looking for. Let us know if you need anything else.
- Adam0 -
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spaltedwood wrote: »spaltedwood wrote: »I have an old gofree.indigo.ie email account which for the past 2 or 3yrs I have being able to get into using the mail2web service, however this year when I try accessing the account I keep getting a login failure even though I am using the correct email address and password which in any case was automatically remembered from the last time I log on 1 year ago.
If I try using advanced login it asks for either pop3, imap4 or SSL along with server name or ip address none of which I know anything about.
When I try a different webmail searcher like say Emol it asks for a server name or ip address. I still have the old Win ME computer that the account would have been set up on but it hasn't been online in years, it's too old, and out of date.
Any help would be great thanks.
Spaltedwood
Sorry to hear of the issues you're having with your email account. If you send an email to wmsupport@eir.ie from an alternative email address, a member of our online support team should be able to look into this for you.
- Adam
Thanks for the reply, yesterday was a good day after looking about I found a page with Indigo server details on it, then using an advanced search on mail2web.com I put in popindigo.ie as the server name and used the POP3 choice that was listed at the bottom along with my email address and password.
The result was I got into my email account but when I opened the mail I wanted to see it came up as a html with a lot of code and the email scattered through, however I did find what I was looking for.
When I asked for help from Eir tech support I was told I would have to tell them 3 recently opened emails before they could do anything, while I do appreciate the security, I could have been anybody trying to get into someone else's account, but since it was over a year since I last looked into it there was no way for me to know for certain what else was there apart from the email I was looking for and there were no recently opened emails.
As it turned out the inbox was mostly full of facebook jibberish. Maybe this can help someone else in a similar situation.
Again thanks for your help and to ED E who pointed me in a direction.
Spaltedwood
Glad to hear you found what you were looking for. Let us know if you need anything else.
- Adam0 -
spaltedwood wrote: »spaltedwood wrote: »I have an old gofree.indigo.ie email account which for the past 2 or 3yrs I have being able to get into using the mail2web service, however this year when I try accessing the account I keep getting a login failure even though I am using the correct email address and password which in any case was automatically remembered from the last time I log on 1 year ago.
If I try using advanced login it asks for either pop3, imap4 or SSL along with server name or ip address none of which I know anything about.
When I try a different webmail searcher like say Emol it asks for a server name or ip address. I still have the old Win ME computer that the account would have been set up on but it hasn't been online in years, it's too old, and out of date.
Any help would be great thanks.
Spaltedwood
Sorry to hear of the issues you're having with your email account. If you send an email to wmsupport@eir.ie from an alternative email address, a member of our online support team should be able to look into this for you.
- Adam
Thanks for the reply, yesterday was a good day after looking about I found a page with Indigo server details on it, then using an advanced search on mail2web.com I put in popindigo.ie as the server name and used the POP3 choice that was listed at the bottom along with my email address and password.
The result was I got into my email account but when I opened the mail I wanted to see it came up as a html with a lot of code and the email scattered through, however I did find what I was looking for.
When I asked for help from Eir tech support I was told I would have to tell them 3 recently opened emails before they could do anything, while I do appreciate the security, I could have been anybody trying to get into someone else's account, but since it was over a year since I last looked into it there was no way for me to know for certain what else was there apart from the email I was looking for and there were no recently opened emails.
As it turned out the inbox was mostly full of facebook jibberish. Maybe this can help someone else in a similar situation.
Again thanks for your help and to ED E who pointed me in a direction.
Spaltedwood
Glad to hear you found what you were looking for. Let us know if you need anything else.
- Adam
Thanks for getting in touch with us here.
The best people to contact with this queries is our support team at wmsupport@eir.ie They will assist you from there and advise you on all.
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spaltedwood wrote: »spaltedwood wrote: »I have an old gofree.indigo.ie email account which for the past 2 or 3yrs I have being able to get into using the mail2web service, however this year when I try accessing the account I keep getting a login failure even though I am using the correct email address and password which in any case was automatically remembered from the last time I log on 1 year ago.
If I try using advanced login it asks for either pop3, imap4 or SSL along with server name or ip address none of which I know anything about.
When I try a different webmail searcher like say Emol it asks for a server name or ip address. I still have the old Win ME computer that the account would have been set up on but it hasn't been online in years, it's too old, and out of date.
Any help would be great thanks.
Spaltedwood
Sorry to hear of the issues you're having with your email account. If you send an email to wmsupport@eir.ie from an alternative email address, a member of our online support team should be able to look into this for you.
- Adam
Thanks for the reply, yesterday was a good day after looking about I found a page with Indigo server details on it, then using an advanced search on mail2web.com I put in popindigo.ie as the server name and used the POP3 choice that was listed at the bottom along with my email address and password.
The result was I got into my email account but when I opened the mail I wanted to see it came up as a html with a lot of code and the email scattered through, however I did find what I was looking for.
When I asked for help from Eir tech support I was told I would have to tell them 3 recently opened emails before they could do anything, while I do appreciate the security, I could have been anybody trying to get into someone else's account, but since it was over a year since I last looked into it there was no way for me to know for certain what else was there apart from the email I was looking for and there were no recently opened emails.
As it turned out the inbox was mostly full of facebook jibberish. Maybe this can help someone else in a similar situation.
Again thanks for your help and to ED E who pointed me in a direction.
Spaltedwood
Glad to hear you found what you were looking for. Let us know if you need anything else.
- Adam0 -
spaltedwood wrote: »spaltedwood wrote: »I have an old gofree.indigo.ie email account which for the past 2 or 3yrs I have being able to get into using the mail2web service, however this year when I try accessing the account I keep getting a login failure even though I am using the correct email address and password which in any case was automatically remembered from the last time I log on 1 year ago.
If I try using advanced login it asks for either pop3, imap4 or SSL along with server name or ip address none of which I know anything about.
When I try a different webmail searcher like say Emol it asks for a server name or ip address. I still have the old Win ME computer that the account would have been set up on but it hasn't been online in years, it's too old, and out of date.
Any help would be great thanks.
Spaltedwood
Sorry to hear of the issues you're having with your email account. If you send an email to wmsupport@eir.ie from an alternative email address, a member of our online support team should be able to look into this for you.
- Adam
Thanks for the reply, yesterday was a good day after looking about I found a page with Indigo server details on it, then using an advanced search on mail2web.com I put in popindigo.ie as the server name and used the POP3 choice that was listed at the bottom along with my email address and password.
The result was I got into my email account but when I opened the mail I wanted to see it came up as a html with a lot of code and the email scattered through, however I did find what I was looking for.
When I asked for help from Eir tech support I was told I would have to tell them 3 recently opened emails before they could do anything, while I do appreciate the security, I could have been anybody trying to get into someone else's account, but since it was over a year since I last looked into it there was no way for me to know for certain what else was there apart from the email I was looking for and there were no recently opened emails.
As it turned out the inbox was mostly full of facebook jibberish. Maybe this can help someone else in a similar situation.
Again thanks for your help and to ED E who pointed me in a direction.
Spaltedwood
Glad to hear you found what you were looking for. Let us know if you need anything else.
- Adam
Thanks
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Thank you Tracey. I will email that address now.0
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