Email Account Creation and Setup

New Account

The first option is to have a whole new account created just for your site.
You can then send and recive emails from a @domain email address though you will need to follow the guide in Email Setup (below) to access your emails.

Forwarder

The alternative is to have a forwarder that would act like a dedicated domain email account but sent all the emails to an alternative email address (example@domain as a forwader with myemail@domain).

You can then recive emails from a @domain address however you cannot send them, instead any sent emails would come from the account reciving the emails (myemail@domain).

Once the forwarder is created it is all ready to recive emails and requries no further setup.
Either way please email your choice to [email protected] so our server administrator can sort out the creation of your chosen email service.

Email Account setup

You will recive an email once your email account has been created with a lnik to create the password (If you do not recive the link or your it has times out contact us at [email protected] and we will make sure to provide a new link).

To add the new email account to your phone or email program use the following details:

To add the new email account to your phone or email program check google for specific instructions for your platform then when selecting what server/provider choose (if asked) select other/custom then input the details below:

Choose  an internet protocols that allow email programs to access email accounts

Pick either IMAP or POP3 for the Incoming Server Port.

IMAP
Stores emails on a server and syncs them across multiple devices. IMAP is more advanced than POP3 and is recommended for users who work from multiple devices or use different email clients.

POP3
Downloads emails from a server to a single computer, making them only accessible on that device. POP3 is recommended for users who only plan on retrieving their email once from a computer or smart device.

Incoming and Outgoing Mail

For both incoming and outgoing mail use the same email address and password.