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3rd Party email not working again.
I use eM Client to receive email but it has suddenly quit connecting. My credentials can't be authenticated. IMAP & SMTP is configured correctly. Diagnosis recognizes a email connection by rejects my credentials. Diagnostics fail to fix it. My web based Comcast email works fine. My comcast email settings allow for 3rd party email. I've tried more then one 3rd Party email program and they all recognize an email connection but credentials always rejected. I've uninstalled, reinstalled, changed passwords, updated, nothing works.
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What fixed it last time?
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user_5183a1
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3 years ago
Last time I simply changed my comcast password and that fixed it for about 6 months. Same thing happened again but password changes didn't work this time.
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bob0006
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3 years ago
Similar issue here. Recently when I send from Outlook 2016 to a comcast.net recipient, the mail goes directly into their spam folder. When I send to a different domain from Outlook, the mail just disappears! Seems as though Comcast is regarding all messages sent from a third party client (Outlook) as spam now!
When I send from the Xfinity app, everything works correctly, but not when I send from Outlook.
Did extensive troubleshooting with Microsoft and it appears there is no problem with Outlook.
All messages to me are properly received in Outlook.
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kleemckinney
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3 years ago
I wonder if this is my issue. I use outlook and keeps asking me to log in, than cannot verify my credentials.
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user_e27690
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3 years ago
I'm also having the same issues with comcast email and third party clients like Outlook on a desktop PC and Windows email on a new laptop. Both have the correct settings and worked without issue until a few days ago. There have not been any settings or password changes during this time. I have 2 comcast accounts and it is happened to both of then on both platforms. I can access the 2 accounts directly on a web browser from both platforms and view email without issue. Problems are authentication of email account by the email clients on both PC and Laptop.
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kleemckinney
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3 years ago
Is comcast working on this issue?
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bob0006
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3 years ago
Well my issue was resolved, but the mystery remains.
It seems ALL email I sent from Outlook was being categorized as spam - not sure why. As such, when the recipient had a comcast.net address, it would automatically end up in their spam folder. If the recipient was using a different domain, e.g. verizon, gmail, yahoo, etc. the mail would just not be delivered and I received absolutely no notification to that effect. Strangely, when I sent email from the Xfinity app, it was not treated as spam and delivered properly to all recipients. Go figure!
Comcast security could not explain how I got to be branded a spammer ( only when using Outlook), but they were able to change it so my Outlook email is once again being delivered correctly. Although I've been using Outlook for many, many years, this sudden change is disconcerting, especially when Comcast cannot explain how it happened nor what I could do to prevent it from happening in the future. It seems the only way to be 100% sure my email is going through is to send a copy to myself at a different address. I don't consider that a "solution."
Comcast has a lot more work to do....
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user_681896
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3 years ago
Has anyone been able to find a solution to the receiving email issue between comcast.net and downloading into Outlook? We are able to send emails but not receive and can see them on Comcast's web portal. Last week we were dealing with everyones emails going into the Spam account and letting certain emails from the same individual go thru. I have gone thru forums, run scans on pst. files, changed port setting to various configurations with no luck....
We are a small business on a very limited budget and this issue is enabling us.
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jagm5122
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3 years ago
I have Thunderbird email and for months I can't get my IMAP mail. I have checked the settings are correct. I can get my Outlook mail but I'd like to be able to use Thunderbird. I keep getting a message that it can't connect with the server. Changing the password doesn't work. If anyone knows how to fix it permanently, please email me the info. I have done so many searches and done what they said and I also get this code 1014, which I don't understand. Should I uninstall and reinstall? Please let me know. My email is [Edited: "Personal Information"]. Thank you, and I'll be watching for help.
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