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akkbar · ‎11-25-2018

wow, suddenly a huge amount of replies to my post. My original problem simply resolved itself. Comcast's POP3 mail server was simply down for most of that day or more (it was awhile ago, so I don't remember exactly how long). It's now working fine.. I had all the correct ports at the time, no settings were changed to get it to work. So my point is.. nothing in these recent replies applied to my original issue whatsoever. Comcast's POP3 email support is working just fine at the moment. That was simply an unacknowledged server outage that lasted a day or few. EDIT: I read back on the old replies in august.. maybe it was a DNS issue. I think I am using cloudfare.

akkbar · ‎08-30-2018

mail.comcast.net, comcast's pop3 incoming email server seems to be completely gone. It is not working on port 995 with SSL and its not even responding to ping requests. No mention of this ANYWHERE on comcast's website, support articles, this forum (although I see people complaining about not getting their emails, I just dont think they understand why) and I never received ANY emails from comcast regarding removing support for POP3 access or anything. Whats the deal? I would really appreciate an official response here.

akkbar · ‎04-08-2017

You need to enable flash (I just did using the latest version of Chrome). All major browsers (if up to date) now block flash by default. Instructions on how to enable flash (only for comcast, not for every site you visit) can be easily found on google. Good luck y'all. Flash is dead and soon to be buried... now comcast just needs to redesign their site in HTML5, along with many other major companies (hurry up guys, you can afford it).

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