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Comments (22)I still do phone calls occasionally with my siblings (I used to talk about nothing for HOURS on the phone with my now deceased Mom.) But with the grandkids & adult kids, no one wants the hassle of writing or checking e-mail, so we text. A LOT. And I get kept in the loop with them all via tiny snippets of their lives. Like my DD texting me that they were at a carnival & DSIL won a giant stuffed animal they were going to give to one of the dogs to "play" with (he destroys EVERYTHING.) She woudln't have called to tell me that. Or composed an e-mail. Or when DDIL texted me when I was in the mall about the flight schedule they could book & would that be ok for me to come stay with the grandkids. Texting is so much more right now (for those of us without I-phones) than e-mail. And the BONUS (over phone calls) is that you get a permanent record (like the flight days, times) which sometimes the phone call memory doesn't come through with....See MoreI need more help with my email on my phone
Comments (5)Lots of ways to do it.. . you don't really say why or how you use 2nd account so someone could try to give a more specific answer. You can always use a web browser to login to any yahoo email account https://mail.yahoo.com If you don't have a separate app installed for the 2nd yahoo email, I don't think yahoo has a way to send notifications. Of course - a single yahoo account can merge one other yahoo into the one account and receive mail from both. Then you have just the one password to see both account emails. All yahoo email accounts have the ability to have alias accounts, easily setup under the online security settings. Probably could install a generic email app. Configure it to do your 2nd email account - Perhaps look at; http://blog.en.uptodown.com/blue-mail-universal-email-manager-android/ You could set up an account on gmail or one of the other popular email providers and have it fetch your 2nd yahoo email or set the 2nd yahoo to forward to it....See MoreRemoving phone line from exterior
Comments (6)"I am hoping they don't, for some reason, need to utilize that line." why would your neighbor need to use your old phone line? how do you get internet access? you can remove the line... is it somehow attached to the house? staples? some other type of hanger? mine mostly just runs along the ground along the side of the house... I plan to get some kind of hooks to move it up on the siding. as soon as I figure out what kind of hooks. it's been on the ground for about 6 yrs ... and still works - lol! only got chopped in half once. the guy weeding then had to splice it back together. do you have a post close to the house that it comes from? mine is out back. is it a joint post shared with your neighbors?...See MoreUnable to Send Emails on Android Phone & MS Outlook
Comments (19)The outgoing port for my desktop Outlook worked when I changed it from ”25” to ”587”. I noted the difference when comparing the account info on my IPad with the PC. Not sure why there was a difference because both accounts have been working well and I don’t fiddle around with settings if things are working. Re: LG mail accounts, Both Blue Mail and Google Mail stop working after install, when attempting to set up a new account. Tried Outlook on the phone and it will install and receive but not send mail. I’m working on this. Stay tuned....See More
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