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Quick Email Settings for POP3 or IMAP
When choosing an email client with Crazy Domains, please note that there is a difference between Email Exchange and Email Hosting and there are different ways on how you set up your account to get access to your emails and files. In this article, you will learn how to set up your email hosting to a POP3 or IMAP account.
IMPORTANT: The configuration in this article requires the latest version of Email Exchange. If you haven't done the upgrade, please visit the linked guide below to learn how to back up your data from your Outlook and import it to the latest version in our:
Otherwise, follow the steps below to set POP3 or IMAP to your Email Exchange or Email Hosting account.
Email Exchange
| Incoming Server (AU) | mail.premium.exchange |
| Incoming Server (UK) | email.premium.exchange |
| Outgoing Server (AU) | mail.premium.exchange |
| Outgoing Server (UK) | email.premium.exchange |
| Username | Your full e-mail address |
| Password | Your e-mail account password |
| Incoming Port | POP3 995 or IMAP 993 |
| Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) Port | 465 |
| SSL | YES |
| SMTP Authentication | Required |
| Secure Authentication or SPA | Needs to be turned off |
Regular Email Hosting
| Incoming Server | mail.mydomain.com (replace mydomain.com with your own domain name) |
| Outgoing Server | Use the Outgoing Mail Server Name of your current Internet Server Provider (ISP) Or, use mail.mydomain.com (replace mydomain.com with your own domain name) |
| Username | Your full e-mail address |
| Password | Your e-mail account password |
| Incoming Port | POP3 995 or IMAP 993 |
| Outgoing Mail Server (SMTP) Port | 465 |
| SSL | YES |
| SMTP Authentication | Required |
| Secure Authentication or SPA | Needs to be turned off |
Please let us know if you need further assistance or if you have any questions. We’d love to help!
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