I want to access Gmail as POP3. What are the steps i should follow and what is their POP3 server address?
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Sign in to GMail; go to Setting; then Forwarding & POP; follow the instructions from there...
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here's the official yahoo links that will guide you through the process. \nhttp://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/pop/pop-40.html\n\nif you don't have yahoo premium service, then you can still use a hack.\nhttp://www.ypopsemail.com - this is what i use.\n\n<<Best answer>>
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For that you have to upgrade to Yahoo Mail Plus! and then you`ll know the procedure to do what you want.You can sign up to gmail because its POP3 is free!!
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check your pop3 and smtp settings
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How do I POP my mail? \nThe ability to access Yahoo! Mail via a POP3 email client (such as Outlook or Outlook Express) is only available to customers of our premium Yahoo! Mail Plus service. \nIf you have not purchased the Yahoo! Mail Plus service, you will be unable to retrieve messages via an email client. To determine whether or not you have purchased this service, please visit the My Services page. \n\nFor Outlook clients
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Depends. they have pop access so you can just configure an account in your desktop e-mail client to access the gmail pop server and download your mail. \n\nI use IMAP instead of POP and it is a bit more complex to setup but I find it works better.\n\nGoogle enabled POP access to Gmail accounts several months ago. That’s great, except I don’t like POP either. It’s fine for people who only use one computer, but the second you begin using a multiple machines, it’s a synching nightmare.\n\nEnter IMAP e-mail. With Dreamhost’s IMAP e-mail setup, I can maintain an unlimited number of e-mail accounts with over 20 gigs of storage space and keep it all automatically synched between as many computers as I want. Awesome.\n\nThe only problem is that while Gmail supports retrieving of e-mail via POP, they don’t via IMAP. So what can I do if I want to continue using my Gmail address for filling out forms on the web and benefit from its excellent spam/phishing filters? Easy! Set it to automatically forward to a special IMAP account! Since Gmail’s auto-forwarding feature leaves headers for the most part intact, I can now receive fully synched, fully intact copies of all my Gmail messages to any computer I happen to be on. Here’s how:\n\n   1. Set up a new IMAP mailbox with your mail provider. The address could be “abcdefg@yourdomain.com”… doesn’t matter. It’s not public-facing.\n   2. Set your incoming mail server to its normal settings.\n   3. Set your outgoing mail server to “smtp.gmail.com”, check “Use SSL”, and use port 465.\n   4. Go to Gmail’s POP/Forwarding settings panel.\n   5. Turn on forwarding and forward to the special address you’ve set up.\n   6. Set Gmail to archive your mail after forwarding.
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u can recieve mails from another address.if u r having pop3 services on that mail..\nn second u cud forward mails from those address to other easily..those services are available on gmail com
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Error sending messages -SMTP, Server Response: '530 authentication required .\n\nCauses\n\nYour SMTP server requires authentication.\n\nResolution\n\n   1. From the Tools menu, choose Accounts.\n   2. Highlight\n   3.  the account and select properties. Select the Servers tab.\n   4. Check the box next to My Server Requires Authentication.\n   5. Usually you use the same account for POP3 for authentication. If not then you need to enter the account details by clicking more settings\n   6. Click OK.
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Only paid versions of Yahoo! Mail support the POP3/SMTP servers because the free versions need to show ads. So, if you don't pay your limited to the ad-laden webmail.\n\nThere IS YPops! (http://www.softpedia.com/get/Internet/E-mail/Mail-Utilities/YahooPOPs.shtml ) -if you download it you can use a free Yahoo! Mail address and it will simulate a POP3/SMTP server for your email. I haven't tried it myself.\n\nIf you do pay, follow the instructions below.\n\nThe incoming server is a POP3 server, and the address is pop.mail.yahoo.com.\n\nThe outgoing server is an SMTP server, and the address is smtp.mail.yahoo.com.\n\nYour email is your yahoo email address, including the @yahoo.com.\n\nYour username is the part of your email before the @ sign. Your password is the same as your password on yahoo.\n\nWhen setting up the SMTP server, go to "More Settings", then "Outgoing Server". Check "My Outgoing Mail Server requires authorization.\n\nMake sure you DON'T check "Log on using Secure Password Authentication (SPA)."\n\nEnjoy!
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Hi,\nYahoo and Google both do not offer Web Service interfaces for e-mail access. Although there was news that Google is coming up with WebService API for GMail but it never was declared officially.\n\nYou may consider writing a client for SMTP and POP3. This will enable you to access GMail from your program. But POP3 and SMTP access on Yahoo is a paid service. So.... you better concentrate on GMail.\n\nHappy .NETting
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see to setup you email account in MS office outlook express, u have to get a SMTP and POP3 addresses. yahoo won't give access through SMTP and POP3 if you are using a FREE account.\nbut where as gmail let u to do that. u can access gmail from your office outlook.\n\nfor sign up gmail u have to get a invitation from any one.\nif u want it, then just mail me on zubair.zedinc@yahoo.com\n\n\nThanks 'n' Regards\nZubair
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what about gmail?\nits good and u can access it by any mail client Thunderbird, Outlook and any program using POP mail
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Hi Hope this helps\n\nUnder the servers tab\nPOP3     pop. mail.yahoo.co.uk\nsmtp    smtp.mail.yahoo.co.uk \n\nUnder Outgoing Mail Server section\nmake sure you tick the box My server requires authentication\n\nRegards Ron
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Unless you pay for your Yahoo Mail account, Yahoo does not have POP3 access. However, there is a free program called YPOPs! that allows you to download your Yahoo Mail email to Outlook. You can get YPOPs! at the link below:\nhttp://www.ypopsemail.com/
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Hi,\nCheck out the Help on yahoo! http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/pop/pop-02.html\n(you first need to sign up to Yahoo! Mail Plus, then set up POP access and forwarding on your account, then follow the instructions in http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/mail/pop/pop-06.html.\nRegards,\nM
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gmail does pop3 and has a nice web service too
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Your ISP should provide you with detailed instructions on how to setup your email (post your ISP name and maybe someone will have the link).  It will include information about the POP3 and SMTP server address.  Once you have that information, it's a matter of going to Tools -> Email Accounts and entering it.