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...if you're looking for a reliable supplier to meet all your IT and Internet needs at a price that suits your pocket

 

...if you want to talk to people who genuinely  enjoy giving help and support and are passionate about customer service

 

...if you're looking for long-term supplier relationship where we really understand your IT needs

 


Don't throw away!

If you keep empty ink cartridges to stop them going to land-fill, but don't know what to do next, help is at hand.

 

 

Village Internet can take all your old inkjet and toner cartridges, and recycle them so as to minimise the environmental impact.

 

Recycling the materials is important. However, this is a last resort and we we'll try and reuse the complete cartridge first, to avoid unnecessary remanufacturing.


 

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If I can't send or receive emails, what can I do?

 

Getting your email working should be simple, but it very rarely is for many reasons. However, here are some tips to help you diagnose the more common problems...

 


Tip 1

Check that you can receive emails by sending an email from a known working address. And yes, do get a friend to send one if you don't have another working email address to use. Then go to our Webmail Login panel and enter your username and password. If you've sent an email to this address you should now be able to see it in your inbox

 

Tip 2

When sending emails we normally recommend you use the SMTP Server address provided by your broadband supplier. That way, you will not only avoid failing to send you email because 'relaying is not allowed', but also you will be able to talk to your broadband supplier about any further problems knowing that by using their SMTP Server setting, this will not be a 'bone of contention'

 

Tip 3

If you still can't send emails, check with your broadband supplier in case they need you to register your email address with them before they'll allow you to use it. The reason often given for this operational feature is that it helps to prevent spammers using their system.

 

Tip 4

If you still can't send emails, check with your broadband supplier in case your email account needs Password Authentication or other parameters setting.

 

Tip 5

If you still can't send emails, check with your broadband supplier to ensure they use the normal setting of  Port 25 and not some other obscure port number.

 
 

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