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Will I be able to send and receive emails through my hosting account?
Of course! Email service is included in all of our premium shared hosting plans. You will be able to set up an unlimited number of email accounts simply by logging into your cPanel account. From there you will be able to access Webmail and send and receive your email correspondence.  From a technical standpoint, we provide POP3, IMAP, and SMTP capabilities.  Be Smarter! Ready to us... read more
What is a Mail Server?
A mail server is a software that is installed on an actual physical server and provides e-mail services.  How it works: a user sends an e-mail via their computer to another user. The e-mail goes first to the mail server which is providing the mail services for user 1. From there the e-mail is sent to the server that provides the mail services for user 2 over the Internet. The second mail ser... read more
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