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IMAP is not allowing the email to flow from Spectrum.net to Outlook on my iphone since Spectrum eliminated the webmail portal this past week.
Using classic Outlook for Windows in business environments
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True, but Outlook for me is a much better platform by integrating other Microsoft apps.
In response to others for spectrum email, it was verified by spectrum, that new customers will NOT be issued email accounts, so they are phasing out email. Again, shame! Spectrum only protecting shareholders, not the ones paying the bills!
I already use my Gmail app to get my Spectrum email. No reason to involve Outlook at all. I'm done with Outlook and have uninstalled it on all my devices.
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I agree, but don't hold out hope that either will own up to the issue.
I have 2 spectrum email accounts, i..e. ending in @charter.net. Until February 24, 2025, I was able to send and receive my charter.net emails on my HP computer using the Outlook software, but on that date the sending and receiving of emails in Outlook stopped. I am able to send and receive all emails on my iphone using the apple email software AND through the Spectrum.net site. After speaking with Spectrum tech, I was left with the message that "Outlook did an update that created connection problems for charter.net emails and that I would have to wait until Spectrum and Outlook worked things out. I could continue using the Spectrum.net site or get another email service to load on my computer." I don't know who is at fault or what is the cause, but I would like to have either or both companies, both of which I am paying, to inform me of what the problems are and whether they will fix it. For tech genuises, they are communication dunces.