Email

Server Information for setting up an email account. SSL ports below are preferred but sometimes email programs just won’t let the SSL ports work. (try it first though) Incoming server (IMAP): Server Name: imap.secureserver.net Port: 143, 993 (SSL) Outgoing server (SMTP): Server Name: smtpout.secureserver.net Port: 80, 3535, 25, 465 (SSL) Server… Read more of this article

Most of the time we find this issue with Outlook and the way it manages emails from a server. In Outlook, go into your junk mail folder (also can be called Bulk Mail or Spam) right-click the form submission email and choose all three of the following… 1. Junk > Never Block Sender 2. Junk > Never Block Senders Domain 3. Junk > Not Junk   (Repeat this… Read more of this article

Not all email plans are created equal. You should compare the 3 plans below to determine which is right for you and your business.

Personal Email

(Not Recommended because this will soon be phased out) Best for someone with a very limited budget and more of a starter plan than a plan for someone that is looking really use their email heavily. But doesn’t sync… Read more of this article

While it certainly is convenient to use a free Gmail or Yahoo email account, it’s not always the best idea if you’re trying to promote your website or your brand. It’s also not as nice-looking on a business card as one that matches your website. For example: joe@plumbingcompany.com looks much better than plumbingcompany@gmail.com and… Read more of this article

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Tap Settings, then Mail, Contacts, Calendars Tap Add Account Tap Other Tap Add Mail Account Enter your Name, Email address, Password and Any name you want to label this account. (example: Cool Example) Then tap Next. Set all of the server info (see screen shot below) then tap Save Open the mail application on your device and send a test and verify you can receive… Read more of this article