The logs I have provided show the date and time you connected to the internet, the data and time you disconnected from the Internet and the duration of that particular session. If you leave your router on then I wouldn't really expect your line to be disconnecting 2-3 times a day like it is. Whether it's related to your email problems or not, you should probably report a fault to us so we can get that looked into.
The problem accessing the Community Site
/may/ be related to some of the issues being discussed in
this lengthy thread. It would only cause the odd page stall though, rather than an extended period of time without access to the site.
If your PC is left on most of the time then you might want to try opening a command window and entering:
ping ntp.plus.net -t
After pressing enter that will send a continuous stream of packets to our DNS servers. Minimise the window and leave it running in the background. The next time you experience problems, check what's happening. If some of the ping attempts are failing then it suggests we're looking at a connectivity issue rather than anything specific to the mail servers.
Admittedly, that doesn't explain why you would have problems when out and about. Because of this, I think you might still want to consider looking at the use of IMAP rather than POP3. It's a bit more graceful when retrieving mail across multiple devices (it's also likely to fill up less storage on your phone)
Bob Pullen
Plusnet Product Team
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