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btconnect settings for Kindle Fire

Loop2line — Wed, 31 Oct 2012 09:35:04 GMT

Can anyone help with the email settings for the kindle fire, I have used the btconnect and can only send, not receive, my account has been updated so I suspect I need the outlook servers

Re: btconnect settings for Kindle Fire

Anthony1954 — Wed, 31 Oct 2012 12:50:46 GMT

I appear to be having the same problems but can't even get it to send e-mails.

What details have you keyed on your Kindle?

Have you used other as the start point for email?

Re: btconnect settings for Kindle Fire

Loop2line — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 09:24:55 GMT

See next post (I did realise I could edit the post)

Re: btconnect settings for Kindle Fire

Loop2line — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 13:24:13 GMT

Sorry, miss spelt first section

I should be using the outlook server thus :-

Server name - pop.outlook.com

port - 995

Encryption - SSL

smtp.outlook.com

port 587

ssl

However this did not work

I then tried the old btconnect settings :-

pop3.btconnect.com

port 110

none

smtp.btconnect.com

none

port 25

and found I could send - but not receive, double checked BT's settings, I then tried a hybrid of the two :-

pop.outlook.com

STARTTLS (the only one that appeared to work)

110

smtp.btconnect.com

none

(Untick requires sign on)

All worked fine until about 21:00 last night, now I cannot receive again

Frustrated

UPDATE - deleted my btconnect account and re-loded it with the hybrid settings again, appears to be working again

Re: btconnect settings for Kindle Fire

Anthony1954 — Thu, 01 Nov 2012 18:12:36 GMT

This may be a long shot and I've not been able to try this yet but would it make any difference if you are using 1 password for btconnect and another password for outlook 365?

Forget the above it doesn't work!!

Now set the Kindle up as you described using the hybrid details. It appears I can now receive emails but can't send any they just remain in the outbox!!!

Have now found that there's an error message "Connection problem (Btconnect)". can't understand this as I can still send e-mails from my laptop!!

UPDATE

2.40PM

Tried deleting and re loading still receives but can't send.... GREAT!!

Does anyone know if I have to do something with my email account, change sttings etc to allow emails to be sent. I'm using outlook365 but can't seem to get in to any of the settings ie pop;smtp ports used etc

Re: btconnect settings for Kindle Fire

Anthony1954 — Fri, 02 Nov 2012 13:42:11 GMT

Think I may have sorted this using the updated settings as follows:-

Seem to have found the right combination to get everything working.

Incoming server.

User name xxxxxxx@btconnect,com

password same as 365

Pop3 server enter pod51017.outlook.com

security type SSL/TLS

Port 995

Out going settings

SMTP Server enter pod51017.outlook.com

Security type STARTTLS

Port 587

Tick require sign in

Username xxxxxxx@btconnect.com

password same as outlook 365

Only taken me about 12 hours to get this to work but may save other people some time

Re: btconnect settings for Kindle Fire

jacksnipsnip — Thu, 14 Mar 2013 21:01:05 GMT

Folks,

Have read this thread and followed advice to the letter but no joy at all. Just have dialogue box saying Unable to finish account setup. Can anyone help me with the settings for imap or POP3 so that I can get my btconnect email set up on my Kindle Fire please? Would greatly appreciate it.

Re: btconnect settings for Kindle Fire

Anthony1954 — Wed, 20 Mar 2013 12:13:11 GMT

Hi,

Try this link I've contributed to both threads but think this one contains the details to get you going.

http://business.forums.bt.com/btb/rss/message?board.id=EmailBoard&message.id=4918

You need to key the details exactly but one other thing, from memory I think the kindle defaults right at the top of the screen to IMAP change this to Pop3.

Re: btconnect settings for Kindle Fire

annemarieadams — Wed, 02 Jul 2014 13:37:43 GMT

Wow!!! I'm in awe of you for being so determined. This has been driving me crazy for weks untill i seen your blog and thought ok i'll try that!

Used these settings and amazingly it works

pop.outlook.com

port 110

smtp.outlook.com

port 25

OMG!!! It actually works! Yippeee!

Could actually hug you thanks for your blog!!!