Outlook email w/ two diff ISPs

[cstid]

Hello...can anyone tell me how I can configure my Outlook email to send and
recieve w/ two different ISP's?

Situation: Traveling in Utah and have comcast.net in the Utah. Back home
in Atlanta, use Bellsouth.net. I can receive email through Outlook with
Bellsouth.net but can't send....so I set up/use a new email account in
Outlook with incoming POP as Bellsouth and outgoing SMTP as Comcast, I can
receive email but not send. Any suggestions?

 

[shsh]

This may not be what you want, but I subscribe to a spam protection program.
I can protect up to 5 email addresses using this and it costs around
$6/month. I manage three different email addresses and all three are
registered. I had to change my POP3 information in Outlook (and in OE when I
used that) but all three mail addresses now come into my Inbox using my home
email (comcast) server.

I'm not sure if it's allowed to "advertise" a software product here, but if
someone can tell me it's ok, I'll be happy to post the name of this product.
I'm very happy with the way it handles spam, but it also might answer your
problem.

 

[Gordon]

Hello...can anyone tell me how I can configure my Outlook email to send
and
recieve w/ two different ISP's?

Situation: Traveling in Utah and have comcast.net in the Utah. Back home
in Atlanta, use Bellsouth.net. I can receive email through Outlook with
Bellsouth.net but can't send....so I set up/use a new email account in
Outlook with incoming POP as Bellsouth and outgoing SMTP as Comcast, I can
receive email but not send. Any suggestions?

You need to set up TWO complete accounts - one with the Comcast details and
one with the Bellsouth details. Then just use the account for the network
you are connected to.....