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Cellular Phone Forum / Country Specific / UK Group / December 2006Orange Email down again.
ffs! Orange.net or orange.co.uk useless bloody email is not working yet again. Sorry... Could not connect to the messaging server. The service may be down or un-reachable. Please try again. If the problem persists, do not hesitate to contact the support team at customer.services@orange.co.uk. How? Your email service isn't working, therefore I can't use my email. Yesterday I couldn't send email for most of the day, today I can't get in to see how many messages you have mistakenly marked as spam. Why? I could use another email account to contact customer.services@orange.co.uk but what's the point? You never really answer the question you have been asked. If you even bother to reply it takes you at least 2 days. aargh!!!! peterf@cheerful.com declared for all the world to hear... > ffs! > Orange.net or orange.co.uk useless bloody email is not working yet again. Working fine here. Using outlook to collect via pop that is. Never use the web interface.  SignatureRegards Jon > peterf@cheerful.com declared for all the world to hear... >> ffs! >> Orange.net or orange.co.uk useless bloody email is not working yet again. > > Working fine here. Using outlook to collect via pop that is. Never use > the web interface. Forced to use the infernal web interface to retrieve the several messages a day that they mistakenly label as spam. Peter PS Jon, have you received any messages on the orange mailing list in the last week? I haven't. peterf@cheerful.com declared for all the world to hear... > Peter > PS Jon, have you received any messages on the orange mailing list in the > last week? I haven't. No. it's been a bit quiet hasn't it. SignatureRegards Jon > Forced to use the infernal web interface to retrieve the several messages a > day that they mistakenly label as spam. If it helps, you can now whitelist messages. I've found that after a few days of checking the web interface for false spam positives, it actually seems pretty good at getting it right now. Famous last words of course :-) Cheers Jon. SignatureJon Pitts Email: jon@pitts50.co.uk Attachments: files@pitts50.co.uk > ffs! > Orange.net or orange.co.uk useless bloody email is not working yet again. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] > what's the point? You never really answer the question you have been asked. > If you even bother to reply it takes you at least 2 days. Why do you still trust them to handle your email? Both u.t.m and the Orange list are always full of reports about folk having problems.. They get by far and away the most complaints in this group yet people still use it? The mind boggles! :-D >> ffs! >> Orange.net or orange.co.uk useless bloody email is not working yet again. [quoted text clipped - 13 lines] >> what's the point? You never really answer the question you have been asked. >> If you even bother to reply it takes you at least 2 days. > Why do you still trust them to handle your email? > Both u.t.m and the Orange list are always full of reports about folk > having problems.. They get by far and away the most complaints in this > group yet people still use it? The mind boggles! :-D It's always been to unreliable for a general email service, but it is a very useful way of being able to have an emergency email notification sent to your mobile. You can also send the occasional emergency email from your mobile. Usually :-( It's really quite amazing for how many years they've been diddling about with it without being able to stop crashing it every other time they "improve" it. Whereas man and dog outfits like Locust were able to set up far more comprehensive easily used and reliable services. Orange even bought them up to try and learn from them, and weren't able even to manage that. Institutionalised stupidity. SignatureChris Malcolm cam@infirmatics.ed.ac.uk DoD #205 IPAB, Informatics, JCMB, King's Buildings, Edinburgh, EH9 3JZ, UK [http://www.dai.ed.ac.uk/homes/cam/] |
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