It’s been smooth sailing online ever since I deep-sixed the jolly Rogers. After years of putting up with crappy Internet performance, supercilious support reps and overbilling incidents that always necessitated going to the brink of legal action before they backed down, I switched to Teksavvy (it’s still Rogers’ network, but I no longer have to deal with ’em). On the very few occasions when I’ve had technical questions the Chatham IT guys have been terrific). Same thing with TV cable. Ditched Rogers in favour of AppleTV and problems disappeared (two episodes of one purchased show failed to show up and Apple had it fixed before the quick phone call was done). Same thing with the cellphone. I know Bell’s an even bigger behemoth than Rogers, but its people seem to know what they’re doing, and none of the ones I’ve encountered in the last six months seem to resent doing it. Just saying . . . —————————— On Mar 5, 2014, at 2:06 PM, Eurogarth <eurogarth@xxxxxxxxxx> wrote: > I changed mine about a month ago... No problems. May try my mail too. > > On 2014-03-05, at 13:01, pwdobson@xxxxxxxxxx wrote: > >> Did all that and still didn't work. >> >> Sent from myMail for iOS >> >> Wednesday, March 5, 2014, 12:54 PM -0500 from Francis BIrch >> <fbirch@xxxxxxxxxx>: >> Rogers sent out a notice that 1 mar they were implementing SSL security on >> POP and SMTP servers >> >> SSL needs to be turned on and new ports imputed >> >> On Mar 5, 2014, at 12:34 PM, Wayne Dobson < pwdobson@xxxxxxxxxx > wrote: >> >> >Recently, I had nothing but problems getting rogers email on my iPhone. >> >Numerous prompts for settings, passwords, and so on. I tried myMail, a free >> >app, and what a relief! Just enter your email and password and 5 seconds >> >later your account is set up and receiving. >> > >> >Wayne Dobson >> >pwdobson@xxxxxxxxxx >> >(519) 474-1253 res. >> >(519) 860-2725 cell