21 comments on “did anyone know something about this?

  1. Just remove the “s” from “https”. That sometimes works (it does when the reason of the block is trying to access to a site as a secure connection while either not having the security certificate or it being corrupted).

  2. There’s a link called “advanced” bottom left of the page.
    Click it and press proceed.
    Then setup your email client on your phone to collect your email for you..

  3. Why did you add the blu171? Is that a corporate mail based on exchange? If isn’t just remove the blu171 part of the url, the link on the left bottom afther the text what says Advanced give you a little rant why you shouldn’t enter to this site if you clic on it and there is a link saying continue to blu171.mail.com to enter to your mail

  4. Make sure your computer time is synced up and correct. This can happen if the date or time on your computer was changed. Do not just go to Advance > Proceed blindly.
    You should only do that for sites where you know they are using a self-signed certificate.

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