Unable to Send from AT&T Email

[katemith222]

I can’t send emails through my AT&T email account due to unknown reasons. The issue is causing a lot of frustration because I have to send a large number of emails every day. How can fix this issue?

[russelcrowe]

If you recently changed the password for your AT&T User ID, try to sign in to your email using that new password. If that doesn't work, reset your password: Go to att.com/myatt. ... Choose security questions or temporary password and follow the prompts.

[andyrose187]

Can't send email using POP mail client ... Please note that to send and receive your business email using POP or ... AT&T, Visit their help page.

[jakosaleena99]

Well with AT&T and Bellsouth emails – Yahoo Mail does not have the setting. It doesn't exit anywhere that I could find. After my research I found ..

[jakosaleena99]

If you are unable to send emails from AT&T, you should carefully analyze the situation, determine the cause, and then take any necessary corrective action.

[katemith222]

At first I was getting authentication errors, but now the message I get is, "There was a problem connecting to inbound.att.net. Server returned error: ..

[quasid.99]

Sign out of your email account, and then sign back in. Check your spam folder for missing messages. To review your settings, select the gear icon: Blocked addresses: Make sure you aren't blocking addresses you want to get email from.

[AlPacino]

Cause: Your ISP or network has a firewall that blocks connections to your email service's outgoing mail (SMTP) server. Solution: See if your ISP or network administrator can provide an alternative SMTP server to use for your POP or IMAP account. If you have the address of an alternative SMTP server, enter it in your account settings.

[Andrew]

If you can’t send your emails, the problem is very likely (but not exclusively) related to your SMTP server – the server taking care of the whole email delivery process. That is why it’s always better to rely on a professional server , even if you don’t have big mailing needs: for instance turboSMTP offers a handy free plan of 6.000 emails/month, lifetime .

[Gulika]

Now, a while back, AT&T sold the management of their email addresses to Yahoo. Yahoo now owns/manages all att.net/sbcglobal.net/pacbell.net addresses. ... Once they terminate your account, it is permanently gone, as all of your email will be as well.