Many telcos give you a "free" email account with your internet service (for example, mrbean@bigpond.com). When you change internet or phone providers, the telco can delete that email account. This makes it difficult to change providers. To prevent this problem, use an email account that is not linked to your internet provider, for example a gmail.com or outlook.com account.
If you run a business, use a business email platform such as Google Workspace or Microsoft 365.
To move your email, contacts, calendars and files to a new platform, read Move your email to IT Solver: what moves and what you do. If you need help, read contact support.
This list shows mail servers that we moved customer email from to Google Workspace or Microsoft 365.
| GOTALK.NET.AU - Incoming (POP only) Mail Server details | |
|---|---|
| Account Type | POP. Webmail is available, but you can see folders and messages only in a web browser. The IMAP protocol does not accept the same username and password that work with POP. |
| UserName | Your email address (for example, user@domain.com) |
| Password | Your email account password |
| Server hostname | mail.gotalk.net.au |
| ServerPort | 143 |
| Required Authentication? | Yes, email account username and password |
| SSL/TLS | No |
Notes about Go Talk: Club Telco (part of the M2 group) bought Go Talk.
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