What do you call the folks that host your Web Site and email (POP) accounts?
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Hosting company\nHost staff
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This is an email address. When there is an "@something.com", that means, 99.9% of the time, that it is and email. A website would be "www.something.com"
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does it define what a "host" is?\na host can be anyone from joe schmoe using his private connection to full fledged companies.
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Most likely a BellSouth internet user. Not much can be found from an email address, you can try googling that address and see if you find any information on it.
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Get a hosting and a domain. They will provide you with some free POP3 email accounts.\n\n There are many hosting companies around. Check in google for some comparisons.
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wat is ur website called
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Well of course those names are gone... that would be the first to go.  \n\nFYI, yahoo does allow certain characters in email address now.  So you might want to see if you can come up with something unique with those options.
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Midphase is the best host I've found.\n\nThey're cheap, offer plenty of space and a free domain for the life of your account.\n\nhttp://www.daylon.com/midphase/
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Webtv is the easy part.\n\nFrom the home page select Mail => Settings => Remote Mail => Continue =>On this page create a password and put checkmark in “Allow remote access” => on the next page copy the data after - 'You’ll nee the following information' the “POP user name” & “POP server name”.\n\nYou are now finished with the Webtv part. Now you need to find an email provider that allows remote POP email access, (most free email providers don’t) or use a program like Mozilla Thunderbird.\n\nGood Luck
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um not sure if there is more to this question but all you have to is hit reply and it autofills the email address for you...email programs or websites dont care what other sites or programs the other person is using.  If they are using yahoo and you are using hotmail then that just means the domains for the email address will be different and there is nothing special needed other then the email address "joeblow@hotmail.com" or "joeblow@yahoo.com"
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For e-mail, seperate the names with a semicolon:\n\nme@myserver.com;you@yourserver.com;someone@herserver.com
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This information is supplied by your pop3 email provider. You might try mail.(ispname).(suffix) for example mail.yahoo.com
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If you're referring to email provided by your ISP, most likely the protocol is POP3.
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Incoming mail server (POP3): pop.mail.yahoo.com \n\nOutgoing mail server (SMTP): smtp.mail.yahoo.com
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The SMTP and POP3 server names depend on who you get your e-mail service from. BTW: if you use Yahoo! for e-mail, you can't use SMTP/POP3 unless you pay extra for Yahoo! Mail Plus service.
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It depends on what Internet service is providing your email addresses.  Without that information, no one can answer your question.