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kcman123
2010-01-21, 18:51
I have this issue for some reason with T-Mobile Internet and the exchange server
I can use wifi to send and recieve emails find out of my server,
But when I use T-Mobile internet I can only Recieve emails fine, but cannot send emails out.
It gives the error of send failure

Also I have an inbox with more subfolders under it to reorganize my emails and such.
All my folders except one has an issue of no recipient. I keep getting emails daily that are not "new" but read but all have under the email of no recipient. All my other email folders dont have this issue just that one with one particular person. Now that particular person can send me other emails and it would have her name on it. BUt everyday she sends me word documents and it shows her under no recipient and the email is completely blank when i Open the email in my N900. Anyone else have this issue? Thanks for everyone's help!

Laughingstok
2010-01-21, 18:54
If you go into the mail options and click on the top menu bar, you will see a button for SMTP servers. You can then specify certain servers to use depending on which network connection you are using. Might be worth taking a look at that. Sounds like one of your SMTP servers is unreachable when on T-Mobile. Take a peek.

kcman123
2010-01-21, 21:06
It was the SMTP! But regarding the no recipient issue still remains valid :( Can anyone help me?

kcman123
2010-02-22, 05:59
for some reason i can send regular text email replies, but no emails have attachments inside. does anyone have this problem? if so please help! thx!

tonygeno
2010-02-26, 01:26
Have you found a fix to "no recipient" blank email problem? I just got an N900 and this is an absolute no starter for me. I am able to sync with the iPhone, Nexus One (no calendars, though) and Droid so I don't understand this.

Tex14
2010-02-26, 03:29
Have you found a fix to "no recipient" blank email problem? I just got an N900 and this is an absolute no starter for me. I am able to sync with the iPhone, Nexus One (no calendars, though) and Droid so I don't understand this.

N900 is a failed email device. Designed for teens and unemployed

Konceptz
2010-02-26, 03:37
What access point are you using for T-mobile? I'm using epc.tmobile.com

Exchange works fine on my N900 via T-Mobile.

Tex14
2010-02-26, 03:55
I never had to set that up. Where do you input APN?

kcman123
2010-02-28, 17:57
konceptz, im using internet2.voicestream.com

Konceptz
2010-02-28, 18:01
konceptz, im using internet2.voicestream.com

You could try epc.tmobile.com

Also, are you using m.outlook.com or is it private?

kcman123
2010-02-28, 18:01
unfortunately i have not found a solution to sending an email with attachments, and also the no recipient blank email problem is not fixed as well :(

***update i got it working with epc.tmobile.com APN*** thanks koncepts!!!!!***

Now the recipients is what I have a problem with :(

cyeung
2010-02-28, 18:13
N900 is a failed email device. Designed for teens and unemployed
I'd just like to refute that...

I have a n900 sitting on my desk.
I am 23 years of age.
I am currently employed with an income exceeding that of a median household, enabling condition #1 to be true.

By the way, I just added my GMail account to my phone, and it works absolutely fine.

Venomrush
2010-02-28, 18:34
Can you be specific which T-Mobile you're talking about...US or UK :)

kcman123
2010-02-28, 19:08
T-Mobile Us

kcman123
2010-04-05, 13:11
For some reason again, this problem has reoccurred. The attachments I am trying to send through my email server is not going again :( It is getting stuck through the outbox, the epc.tmobile.com APN is still the same :( Help anyone?

kcman123
2010-04-06, 18:33
Anyone haev any suggestions to this?

RWFarley
2010-04-06, 20:11
How big is the attachment?

I have 4 AOL accounts, a GMail account, and MfE, but I've never had an issue of missing outgoing or incoming mail. Granted I rarely attach files from my N900....

kcman123
2010-04-07, 15:37
the attachments are maybe 200kbs? Not much at all.....

kcman123
2010-04-13, 14:09
Now, I cant seem to send regular email, just plain old text :(