Thread: POP3 Access

I am using You Telecom. and using Incredimail for Getting GMails. suddenly i can't access GMail through Incredimail. error shows "Socket Error: 10060, Port: 995, Protocol: POP.A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond." but when i connect another Internet conncetion i.e. Hathway, i can get GMails in Incredimail. so what's the problem?

Originally Posted by bhoolkumehul

I am using You Telecom. and using Incredimail for Getting GMails. suddenly i can't access GMail through Incredimail. error shows "Socket Error: 10060, Port: 995, Protocol: POP.A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond." but when i connect another Internet conncetion i.e. Hathway, i can get GMails in Incredimail. so what's the problem?

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When you got the message , did you try to access Gmail DIRECTLY?
Probably ISP (YOU ) problem.
Temporary setup
use eprompter from ePrompter Free eMail Notification Software for
receiving email for multiple email addresses.
( @Yahoo.com may not work @Yahoo.co.in may work )
You can also send messages but it will not be saved.

Originally Posted by bhoolkumehul

I am using You Telecom. and using Incredimail for Getting GMails. suddenly i can't access GMail through Incredimail. error shows "Socket Error: 10060, Port: 995, Protocol: POP.A connection attempt failed because the connected party did not properly respond after a period of time, or established connection failed because connected host has failed to respond." but when i connect another Internet conncetion i.e. Hathway, i can get GMails in Incredimail. so what's the problem?

It's most probably an incredimail SSL bug. Upgrade or use a different client

upgrading to fix SSL didn't work... any other suggestions?

try using Mozilla Thunderbird