Yes, we can forward all your mail to anywhere you like using the control panel. Just login and click "Email -> Forwarders".


Timestamp: 05/25/2003

Yes, we will setup your account to use any of their services free of charge. Simply open your account with them, and then send in a trouble ticket requesting the change that they ask you to have us make. Please include your new MX record we need to point to.


Timestamp: 05/25/2003

First, your domain name must be propagated. Then use "mail.yourdomain.com" for the SMTP server in your Email client configuration. We use SMTP Authentication. This means you MUST configure your email client to authenticate with your username and password, much like when you check mail. If you are using a dial-up ISP then you should check with them for the SMTP settings.


Timestamp: 05/25/2003

You can stop spammers using the spam filtering system which can be found inside your control panel.


Timestamp: 05/25/2003

Login to http://www.your-domain.com/webmail/
Use your username and password which was supplied to you in your account setup email.


Timestamp: 05/26/2003

You can use any email clients (ie. Outlook, Eudora etc..) or our Web Based Mail.


Timestamp: 05/25/2003

This can be done in your control panel. Once you login, click on "Email -> Add/Remove Accounts" and follow the simple procedures. You have the ability to create, edit, and/or delete your own email accounts.


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We do not limit the amount of space on your POP. You can have as much as you want, however we do not permit large email attachments (e.g. larger than 5mb).


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You can send out up to 1000 emails within a 24 hour period. We find it necessary to implement this limit to enhance the overall performance of our mail server.


Timestamp: 05/25/2003

Your master mail account is automatically setup. Your username, password, and mail server configurations are in the "Account Setup" letter sent to you when your account was setup.


Timestamp: 05/25/2003

You can use "mail.yourdomain.com" or your dialup ISP for the SMTP.


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POP3 is where you store your e-mail on our mail server. You then configure your mail client (for example - Internet Explorer, Netscape, Eudora) to read your mail directly from our mail server.

Forwarding is when our mail server forwards e-mail to your local ISP or e-mail address instead of storing it. When we set up your account, all of your e-mail is forwarded to the e-mail address you supplied to us.


Timestamp: 05/26/2003

No, if you use this service all mail services provided by us will no longer work.


Timestamp: 05/25/2003

Unlimited E-mail aliases means that you can use anything@yourdomain.com as your email address. For example, you may want to use a few different email links on your site such as ...

support@yourdomain.com
info@yourdomain.com
webmaster@yourdomain.com

You do not need to do anything to get anything@yourdomain.com to forward to your primary POP account.. We set this up as a default when your account was setup.


Timestamp: 05/26/2003