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Nightwyrm

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#22218 20-May-2008 18:36
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Further to this previous posting on the subject, are people still getting delays on their incoming emails?  I changed to XNet just over a month ago and had to go through the whole updating of email addresses for Her Indoors and I on several online sites, and it seems to take a while for confirmation emails (as well as others) to come through. 

For example, emails from Facebook have taken upwards of six hours to come through - by which time, the confirmation session has expired in Facebook.  It took me about a week to finally change my details and I'm still missing with my wife's account.  I did do a test of changing to my Windows Live email to see if it was a delay at Facebook, but that came through near instantly.





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  #132140 20-May-2008 18:56
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No problems here for me, and never has been.

Confirmation emails arrive basically instantly considering how I have my mail setup - I have to wait for my mail server to download emails off via pop3 before I get them myself. In other words, they can take as long as five minutes before they reach my inbox.



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  #132240 21-May-2008 06:19
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There should be no problems at all, we don't have any Mail issues, just ran several mail tests to my own Xnet Account on a DSL connection , all looks fine Lugh.

The ealier thread you linked to was an issue with the Mail Server at the time and was only for a day or so.  




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