In setting up a cell phone for email. What does MSN hotmail use as its "domain" name?
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Hotmail is @hotmail.com\nMSN is @msn.com
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Can you please be a little more clear ? I'm not understanding what you mean by "changing email name".\nIf you mean, changing the Name that appears in the mail when you send a mail, then please tell which email service you are using so that I can give precise steps to do it. Thank you
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It depends which service you use...msn is msn.com, yahoo.com, hotmail.com, etc...then she can log in with her user name and password and retrieve her mail.
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You cannot set up your hotmail into your MAIL, just like you couldn't set up your hotmail account into any other mail program, like OUTLOOK or EUDORA. I tried with my yahoo account, but couldn't. So I kept one email address for purchasing on the internet (so all SPAM would go to one account) and the one I use in MAIL, I use for friends/family, etc. \n\nWho is your internet service provider? If it is, say, Verizon, call and set up an email account yourname@verizon.com (set up a password) and then go to MAIL PREFERENCES and in ACCOUNTS fill in your username and the incoming and outgoing mail servers (i.e. smtp.verizon.com and mail.verizon.com) as provided by your ISP.
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What is your email domain? Whatever your email domain is, send a message to them. So if you had a hotmail account, email hotmail and send them all the information you can about it.
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Nobody seems to have the right answer regarding how to send an email from your PC to your mobile phone.  Well, this is definitely do-able and this site is a good resource for each cell phone provider:\n\nhttp://www.sms411.net/2006/07/how-to-send-email-to-phone.html\n\nHappy emailing-to-your-mobile-phone! :-)
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Hotmail - yes\nYahoo Mail - No, unless you sign up for the paid premium service\n\nFor hotmail in outlook express:\n\n1:Get yourself a Hotmail account.\n\n2: Click "Start"-"Programs"-"Outlook Express"\n\n3: Click "Tools"-"Accounts" -"Add" and then "Mail"\n\n4: In display name box write the name you wish people to see when receiving mail from you.-Click "Next"\n\n5:In E-Mail address type your whole Hotmail address "johnsmith@hotmail.com"-"Next"\n\n6:Make sure in "My incoming mail server is box is set to HTTP and then set "My HTTP Mail service provider to Hotmail.\n\n7: Ensure that http:// services.msn.com/svcs/hotmail/ httpmail.asp appears in the incoming mail POP3,IMAP or HTTP server box-click "Next"\n\n8:Enter your full e-mail address in "Account name and then enter the password for the account in the "Password Box"\n\n9:"Next" -"Finish"
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1. visit www.hotmail.com\n2. click sign up\n3. choose MSN Hotmail brom the bottom\n4. click on the "Get it free" button on the bottom\n5. follow the instructions and you should have one in minutes!
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It's just another forward; I use MSN all the time, and I've never recieved a message like that. MSN is too popular, so I doubt they are going to close down, and they are most definately not going to run out of names. MSN uses email addresses anyway, and there is an endless supply of those.
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MicroSoft Network = MSN
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I can only tell you how I do it.  I am guessing it will be different with different phones.\n\nFirst, I sent an email or text message to my home email address, then when I got it on the computer I just hit reply.  Since it is a verizon phone the email address was the whole mobile phone number followed by @vtext.com.\n\nexample:  1234567890@vtext.com\n\nEither way you can get your mobile phone texting (email) address from sending a message to your email address from that phone.\n\nIf all else fails and it's not your phone to use and you just want to send a message to another person's phone and you know their phone number then find out what mobile phone service they use and go to that company's website, it should give you instructions, and even a place to send a message.
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Screw hotmail!\n\ngmail rocks! I bet you already have friends using it! ask one for a invite!
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If you have pay account \nserver name should use...\nsmtp = smtp.mail.yahoo.com \npop3 = pop.mail.yahoo.com\nfree account but using ypops\nsmtp = 127.0.0.1\npop3 = 127.0.0.1
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Usually a web page will ask for an email address like this...it means they want an email address that isn't from a free service like hotmail, yahoo, msn, gmail, or other free web-based email.\n\nIf you have high-speed internet, or dial-up at home you should have an email address from your provider.\n\n\nHope this helps\n\n-- Tim\n\n>>>Please remember to mark Best Answers<<<
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incoming: pop.mail.yahoo.com\noutgoing: smtp.mail.yahoo.com \n\nu have to have mail plus (paid service)
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People who have msn e  mail addresses are people who use MSN as there ISP. Otherwise there is no difference. You could e mail "your freinds username"@hotmail.com and he would still get it!
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Check this link.. Hope this is what you need....\n\nhttp://ask-leo.com/how_do_i_resolve_my_msn_hotmail_sign_in_problems.html\n\n.