Click “Next step.”Įnter the settings for your other email account, such as the “Username,” “Password,” “POP Server,” and the “Port.” Enter the email address for which you want to receive emails in your Gmail account in the “Email address” edit box. The “Add a mail account you own” dialog box displays.
In the “Check mail from other accounts (using POP3)” section, click the “Add a POP3 mail account you own” link.
Click the “Accounts” link at the top of the “Settings” screen. To set up Mail Fetcher to check email from another account, click the “Settings” gear button and select “Settings” from the drop-down menu. Set up Mail Fetcher to Receive Email from Other Accounts
Sure, you can use a third-party mail client like Apple Mail, Outlook, or Thunderbird, but if you prefer using a web browser, there’s an offline app for Google Chrome. We’re also going to explain how you can use Gmail offline, because it’s possible that you might go somewhere without Internet at some point. You can add up to five other email accounts. Gmail’s Mail Fetcher feature downloads all your old emails from other email accounts as well as new emails and displays them alongside your Gmail messages in your inbox. Use Your Gmail Account to Access Other Accounts.Multiple Accounts, Keyboard Shortcuts, and Remote Signout.The Mobile App, Composing Mail, and Conversations.Please note: The 30-day money-back guarantee applies to our hosting plans it does not apply to most add-on services, such as domains, as mentioned above. You'll be free to transfer it or simply point it elsewhere. This fee not only covers our own costs, but it ensures that, even if you're dissatisfied with your experience at iPage, you won't lose your domain name.
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Require logon using Secure Password Authentication (SPA): We recommend having this unchecked.Display Name: The name to display on your email.