Hmmm…well…perhaps you do, actually you are pretty darn sure you do, but where is it?! Right about now you’re thinking, “Why is my mailbox empty? It was working an hour ago!” This entry was posted in Android, Email, iPhone, Smartphone and tagged DROID, Email address, Email Server Settings, Go Daddy, IMAP, POP, Servers, Smartphone on Apby Casey. Also for both types, you will want to check the box saying Require Sign-in. In both cases, I have had the most success with using port 80 as well. The outgoing setting remains the same as above and security is set to none.
* For IMAP, username and password information are the same, but the incoming server will be and the port is 143. Security: With SSL = 465 Without SSL = Either 25, 80 or 3535 Security: With SSL = 995 Without SSL = 110 If you are unsure you can pick one at random with the tried and true technique of “eenie meenie miney moe” (completely joking) In all seriousness, if you are unsure, choose POP. If it is an IMAP, the instructions for this type of account will be further below. Choose POP is setting up as a POP account. When asked for account type choose “ Other.”Ģ.
It’s actually pretty simple if you follow these steps:ġ. Setting up your personal/business email on your smartphone for your Go Daddy hosted website doesn’t have to be as complex as you may think it is.
This entry was posted in Android, Applications, Email, iOS, Smartphone and tagged Android, Apple, Apps, Comcast, DROID, Email, Email Server Settings, iPhone, Smartphone on Apby Casey. If for any reason these settings are not working for you, you can always download the Xfinity App and access your email in this fashion.Īlso, If anyone notices that these server settings become invalid or are not working for you for this account type or any of the other email accounts for that matter, feel free to email me, and I will find the updated settings and/or do my best to help. If the email address is the username will be example (the park before the and the password is your Comcast email password. When adding the account, choose Other as the type of account to be added. Okie dokie back to the topic at hand…the following server settings are the ones that are currently working. Did I really just type eh? Apparently, I’ve gone Canadian (not really) and also suffer from ADD. Fret not, persistence will prevail, and you will get that little sucker on there if it’s the last thing you do eh. For some reason Comcast email accounts do not seem to like the company of smartphones very much, at least when they are added as an account through the native email application on the phone.
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