[jim60]

Just like Verizon. I think we can expect more like this.

The only solution to this problem is to find another port to use.

I have three domains hosted on a web host where they support use of SMTP port 26, and was able to change my email client (Pegasus) to use that, instead of port 25. I see Verizon now uses port 587. Another ISP I use supports port 25 and port 2525.

ePrompter does not provide an option to change the SMTP port, which means ePrompter is reduced to pre-screening email.

[dRose]

jim60, on 11 October 2009 - 10:47 AM, said:

... ePrompter does not provide an option to change the SMTP port, which means ePrompter is reduced to pre-screening email.

Only temporarily. This may be of interest to you:

eptechpete, on 08 October 2009 - 12:53 PM, said:

... We are in the process of implementing an entirely new POP3/SMTP engine that will give us a great deal more capability as well as full IMAP/SMTP capability. Integration with the new engine is not completed and we do not have an estimated date as of yet as to when that will be fully ready. ...

Thanks in advance for your patience.

This post has been edited by dRose: 11 October 2009 - 11:36 AM