[Jimmie]

I think sharing the wireless connection is causing you the problem. Now, the easy way to prove this is to isolate the problem from your PC. For the meantime, don't let the other 2 remote users connect. Check the pop.freeserve.com properties. Whether or not the Outlook Express continue to work normally without the other remote users, we can now focus on the IP Configuration. Need to know what configuration type you chose to connect (i.e, if you are connecting through DHCP or a Dynamic IP address,
etc. from your ISP). It looks like that the 127.0.0.1 which shows in your incoming mail(POP3) is assigned by DHCP (not sure). Try to play with this configuration and let me know what you found out.

Jaime