BT Yahoo Internet Information

• Free BT Home Hub – BT’s Wireless Internet Router – With ‘N’ technology for a wider range and better connection
• Optional BT Mobile Broadband dongle for your laptop
• Free security protection: Anti-phishing, Spam email filter, Email anti-virus protection, Anti-spyware
  & Identity theft support
• BT Vision: Digital TV hard-disc recorder and access to on-demand content on your telly (BT Vision Help)
  
  
  
• Inclusive wi-fi minutes from BT Openzone wireless access points
• Optional Broadband Anywhere Smartphone
• Free Technical Support (0800 number)

BT offers the following Broadband options:

• Talk and Surf – Speeds up to 16Meg. 10 Gig monthly transfer allowance. Unlimited evening and weekend calls. Free BT Home Hub and BT Vision available.
• Unlimited Broadband and Calls -Speeds up to 16 Meg. Unlimited monthly download. Unlimited UK Anytime calls. Comes with Norton Security and a free BT Wireless BT Home Hub.

• Broadband Anywhere – Speeds up to 16 Meg. Unlimited downloads and Anytime calls, plus a free Windows or Android Smartphone.

More details at www.bt.com/btbroadband

Dial-up access. Only pay
when you’re online (by the minute) – great for low or mobile users.
Charged from as little as 1p per minute evenings and weekends. 5 email addresses
and 15 Megs of webspace.

More details at register.btinternet.com

Setting
up BT Yahoo on your mobile device:

If
you have a mobile phone or handheld computer that can connect
to the Internet for web and/or email, you may be able to connect
with BT Yahoo on the move.

We
have pages setup dedicated to providing a walkthrough of how
to get BT Yahoo set up. Click on one of the following for specific
setup details:

• Windows Mobile – Such as the IPAQ, Dell Axim and Pocket Loox
  range
• Nokia
  Series 60 phones, such as the Nokia N95, Nokia 6220 and Nokia N73
• Palm
  OS device – Such as a Tungsten, Palm V, Clie or Treo
• Psion
  PDA handheld – including Psion’s Series 5mx, Revo,
  and Series 7 machines
• Nokia Communicator –
  For Series 80 communicator devices such as the Nokia 9210,
  9300 and 9500
• SonyEricsson P900 smartphones

If your phone isn’t covered in the list above, it means we may not
have a dedicated step-by-step page, but the notes in this box
should help.

First… If you’re not a BT Yahoo customer, sign up to BT Yahoo free-of-charge and get a
pay-as-you go account. No subscription fee, and you only pay
standard rates for the time you’re online.

Go to register.btinternet.com from a PC, and create an account. You’ll then get some details
that you’ll need to set up your account on your mobile device.
Here’s a summary of what you’ll need to enter on your mobile
device:

• Connection
  name: BT Yahoo
• Data
  bearer: GSM
• Phone
  number: 0845 756 0000
• Username:
  (This is your email address, e.g. myname@btinternet.com)
• Password:
  (as advised by BT Yahoo)
• Outgoing
  mail server: mail.btinternet.com
• Incoming
  mail server: mail.btinternet.com
• Mailbox
  type: POP3

You
can sign up for a BT Yahoo! account on one of the following links: Dialup
account or Broadband
account

If you’re having problems
with BT Yahoo, first off, check that their services are running
correctly at their Service Status page.

Check the Dialup-status
page or Broadband
status page for info on any problems with BT Yahoo. Alternatively,
call free on 0800 731 7777 (dialup) or 0800
169 0199 (broadband)

BT Yahoo customers can access
their email via the webmail service.

• Go to bt.yahoo.com
• Enter your username (e.g.
  yourname@btinternet.com) and password
• From under the heading
  "BT Yahoo! Mail Preview", select "Inbox"

Having a problem sending an email from your PC? If you’re seeing "Error 553" when you send, could it be that your email account is set to get your emails with a non-BT email address?

In 2008, BT added some extra security to their email sending. If your outgoing email address is different from your Btinternet.com email address, you need to register non-BT email addresses, so that they know they’re legit.

To register your non-BT email address:

• Go to http://bt.yahoo.com/webmail and sign in with your BTinternet address.
• Go to Yahoo! Mail, select Options (on the right)
• Select "Mail options", "Accounts", "Add or edit"
• Add an account for your non-BT email address.

We’ve heard from a number of site visitors saying that they have a problem with the "order your CD" button on the BT Yahoo site. Here are some notes on this:

• First off, the FileSaveAs website is not part of BT – so please don’t ask us to send you a disk, or forward on your personal details. We can’t help with CDs.
• New or existing customers can download the BT Internet software, so you don’t need a CD – pick PAYG or Anytime from register.btinternet.com and download the software you need
• Try giving BT a call to request a CD – The number we have for BT Yahoo dial-up is 0800 633 5335. We understand that the number for a Broadband CD is 0800 085 7343. If you know a better number for BT Yahoo Customer Services, please let us know.

If you’re
looking to close your account, call the Customer Relation Team on
0800 085 2819 to arrange this. If it’s a Pay-as-you-go account, you
don’t need to cancel (as you’re not paying anything anyway), but if
you wish to cancel, the number is 0800 633 5335.

If you’re looking for an alternative to BT, see our Internet page.