I just re-posted the NON-BHN POP3 TWC settings again that I had to figure out on my own on Jan 4th for someone here just a few days ago:
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Email set upI have been very vocally complaining here for a long time that BHN would not support SSL/TLS for pop3 email and Gary ignored my posts as they are not running the servers. There has been a lack of coordination between TWC and BHN to show users how to set up secure email. It's no wonder the POP3 accounts have been sniffed.
Lets go down memory road in this issue on this forum:
I posted an unauthorized HOW TO thread back in June of 2015 to use the unpublished secure TWC servers directly for all xxxx.rr.com accounts in this thread when I discovered through trial and error that TWC servers could be used by BHN customers directly and securely and it was all but ignored and people blindly continued to use open passwords to be sniffed by all that were in the path between any customers device and BHN email servers:
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[Internet] WORKING unpublished BH SECURE ENCRYPTED Email server settings!This was legitimately asked in this forum all the way back in 2012 and was was given the complete cold shoulder by Gary with this reply:
Re: [Internet] Why doesn't Brighthouse offer secure/ssl email server?
Gary:
The simple answer is extremely low risk of such a thing happening and the plethora of services available to consumers who for whatever reason feel the need for such a thing.
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[Internet] Why doesn't brighthouse offer secure/ssl email serverI personally begged here myself and reminded BHN that this was a gross and utter security violation again in this thread back in April of 2014:
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More "exciting" POP E-mail Upgrades?I reminded Gary again on March 2014:
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Re: [Internet] Best Routers for Bridged NetworksPort 110 and open transmission of email login and passwords has finally OPENLY bit BHN in the ass. It's not like they were not warned!!!