BigPond Email Closing Down | Email Support for Users Rumours about Bigpond email services closing down in 2024 have been circulating for years. Even Telstra store employees are urging Bigpond customers to move emails to Outlook.com or Gmail ASAP Many people out there have been using their @bigpond.com or @bigpond.net.au email addresses for 30 years. […]
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Would you subscribe to a paid service when you don’t know how much the service will cost you? Well that is what TPG (iinet, westnet etc) customers are expected to do before having their email accounts SUSPENDED on 12th SEPTEMBER 2023 and then losing their emails on 30th November 2023 The email from iiNet states:
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Having Bigpond email issues on your Mac or Windows computer? An update to Windows, Office or Apple can often break your ability to send/receive emails through your @bigpond (Telstra) account. But it is more likely that you need an “App Specific Password” Telstra are not the easiest company to get technical support from and we
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Bigpond, Optus, iiNet users. Are you still using a POP3 Mailbox? POP v IMAP ….. which email protocol are you using? If POP you need to change ASAP Older Australian’s are often still using the original email protocol (as it was the only one back in the day) called “POP3” (POP for short) which stood
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How much do you rely on your email? Did you realise that your Optus, iiNet, Westnet or Bigpond email accounts could suddenly stop working and there would be very little you could do about it? The above ISP emails all have quota/size limits? and those limits are very small, especially if you have 20 years+
