Dear Verizon Online Customer,
As Verizon enters 2010, we continue our efforts to enhance the online experience as well as ensure security for our Internet customers. To combat spam, Verizon Online is modifying its email configuration settings for outgoing emails. Therefore, you may also have to modify settings in your email account configuration no later than May 11, 2010 to ensure your ongoing ability to send outgoing emails. Please review the following for any impacts to your email account:
Web-based Email Users
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As Verizon enters 2010, we continue our efforts to enhance the online experience as well as ensure security for our Internet customers. To combat spam, Verizon Online is modifying its email configuration settings for outgoing emails. Therefore, you may also have to modify settings in your email account configuration no later than May 11, 2010 to ensure your ongoing ability to send outgoing emails. Please review the following for any impacts to your email account:
Web-based Email Users
- If you use a web browser to send either Verizon or non-Verizon email, there is no need to make any changes to your settings.
- If you use a non-Verizon account such as Gmail, Hotmail, Yahoo or AOL to send your emails through a program like Outlook®, Thunderbird or MacMail, you will need to make a simple change to your 'Server Port Number' setting in your email account - change the 'Server Port 25' setting to 'Server Port 587' setting.
For quick solutions to common FiOS Internet questions, check out Verizon's In-Home Agent, a fast and easy 24/7 support tool, accessible at the click of your mouse. Download today at www.verizon.com/inhomeagent
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