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Downers Grov

@comcast.net

Comcast Outgoing Mail Down in Chicagoland?

Can't send mail through Comcast. Any ideas?


plencnerb
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join:2000-09-25
Elgin, IL
kudos:2

Don't know if it is related or not, but about an hour ago I was not able to access the Comcast Homepage. The URL I was using is below

http://xfinity.comcast.net/
 

I also noticed that the redirect that was in place to go from »www.comcast.net to »xfinity.comcast.net/ was also not working.

However, I am now able to open both pages without any problems.

Depending on what caused their main page to not open may have effected mail delivery, if you were trying to do it on Comcast's webpage (not using an external program like Outlook or Thunderbird).

So, I would see if you can even get to their homepage. If not, give it some time, and try again.

--Brian

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Email_NOT

@comcast.net

reply to Downers Grov

said by Downers Grov :

Can't send mail through Comcast. Any ideas?

Before anyone can provide any meaningful ideas, you need to supply some meaningful information.

1. Are you trying to send using webmail from a browser, or from a standalone email client on a PC (or some other device)?

2. If it is from an email client application, what email client are you using, and what are your outgoing (SMTP) server settings?

3. Are you getting any error, reject, or bounce messages? If so, what do those messages say?


telcodad

join:2011-09-16
Lincroft, NJ
kudos:2

reply to Downers Grov
This article may explain it:

Comcast Down Friday, January 4, 2013, Sends Subscribers Into A Nervous Frenzy
iDigital Times - January 4, 2013
»www.idigitaltimes.com/articles/1···ends.htm



telcodad

join:2011-09-16
Lincroft, NJ
kudos:2

Just found this post from a Comcast employee in the Email Help area of the Comcast Help and Support Forums (»forums.comcast.com/t5/E-Mail-and···#M220061 ):

From: aorapal (Official Employee)
1-04-2013 2:06 PM - edited 1-04-2013 2:07 PM

we had an issue with our DNS servers (for comcast.net) a couple of hours ago. That issue has since been resolved and smtp.comcast.net (and all other comcast.net urls) should be resolving correctly now.


fonzbear2000
Premium
join:2005-08-09
Saint Paul, MN

reply to plencnerb

said by plencnerb:

Don't know if it is related or not, but about an hour ago I was not able to access the Comcast Homepage. The URL I was using is below

http://xfinity.comcast.net/
 

I also noticed that the redirect that was in place to go from »www.comcast.net to »xfinity.comcast.net/ was also not working.

However, I am now able to open both pages without any problems.

Depending on what caused their main page to not open may have effected mail delivery, if you were trying to do it on Comcast's webpage (not using an external program like Outlook or Thunderbird).

So, I would see if you can even get to their homepage. If not, give it some time, and try again.

--Brian

Just wondering. Why did you put one of the links in code and the other 2 as normal links?

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plencnerb
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join:2000-09-25
Elgin, IL
kudos:2

said by fonzbear2000:

Just wondering. Why did you put one of the links in code and the other 2 as normal links?

No reason really. I think I just got lazy!

Sometimes I will put them in code so that the full link shows, which in my mind, helps remove any question of what the full URL is.

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