is (pop.charter.net). Make sense ? or not ?
> It does and what they are not telling you is that you have to be on their
> network and not someone elses in order to send main. (means no sitting in a
> Disney hotel, Starbucks wi-fi hotspot, AOL, .etc and hoping to use Charter's
> SMTP server of smtp.charter.net as your outbound mail server in mail
> client.)
>
> More or less, they are saying that if you are traveling, you need to use
> their web access for mail.
>
> Have you thought about getting a free e-mail account at Gmail or some other
> place so that you can use them as your SMTP server when traveling?
>
> "Ed Gomez" <EdGomez@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:826DE605-3BA1-43C2-95A9-4F30B816BC21@microsoft.com...
> > As I mentioned, my ISP is Charter and they said I should be able to
> > send email via Outlook (as far as they are concerned). For your reference
> > the error get is "Task edgomez@charter.net" - sending reported error
> > (0x800CCC67): The server responded: 421 charter.net connection refused
> > from
> > (207.189.196.214). I hope this helps .. Thank you.
> >
> > "neo [mvp outlook]" wrote:
> >
> >> Who is your ISP and do they support an alternative means of sending mail
> >> when you connect to someone else's network?
> >>
> >> "Ed Gomez" <EdGomez@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> >> news:9F419396-A0BB-4B59-AFFF-BE133B707CF2@microsoft.com...
> >> > Using Microsoft Outlook, I can't send email when I'm away from
> >> > home. It appears that a setting isn't set correctly re: the outgoing
> >> > mail server. I'm receiving email without a problem. Can you help ?
> >> > Thank you.
> >>
> >>
> >>
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