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Using VPN disables ability to send email...
I am using an Xfinity router on my system and have no problems sending or receiving email IF my Bitdefender VPN is turned off. However, when VPN is on, I get the following "flags. Please advise.
BruceW
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5 years ago
The images you posted aren't visible. They all look like this:
It's probably because the images require moderator approval. That might take some time, from a few hours to a day or so. Alternatively, you could upload the images to a file sharing site and post links to them here, or post text instead of images.
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XfinitySPAAbuse
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5 years ago
@GarE29
Hello,
I’ve sent you a PM to gather more info.
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GarE29
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5 years ago
The other one says, Online Status Temporarily blacklisted IP Address - try again later
Both types of messages have a choice for cancel or try again. Neither works. When I turn off the Bitdefender VPN, the email works fine.
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Joelf1
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4 years ago
I am having the same problem. When Bitdefender is on, I cannot access imap.comcast.net. How can I fix this?
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hix
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4 years ago
I have the same issue . When using Bitdefender VPN My email through Outlook will not work but when I turn vpn off it works . Is therer anyway around this?
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hix
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4 years ago
Thanks for the heads up ....Just makes it a bit of a pain to have to turn it off whenever checking email then turn it on for banking ...Like everything else supoose I will get used to it...Thanks for the answer
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BruceW
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4 years ago
Using a VPN to send mail will always be chancey. The best of them are sometimes used to distribute spam and other forms of abuse, which results in the VPNs IPs being banned.
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Joelf1
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4 years ago
I opened a support ticket with BitDefender and they fixed something on their end so it is working now. If yours is not working, then I suggest the same approach.
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