Here are some solutions to common email problems that will save you some stress with email.
1. Always double check your password
2. the username would be email@domain.com
3. smtp and pop3 = mail.domain.com or the IP assigned to you in your setup email
2. the username would be email@domain.com
3. smtp and pop3 = mail.domain.com or the IP assigned to you in your setup email
4. make sure SSL / Secured Socket Layer option is not selected
5) Make sure 'my server requires authentication' is CHECKED.
If the above is right proceed to check if actually the email is created in cpanel
(yes, it's true people sometimes miss this oddly .. hehe)
(yes, it's true people sometimes miss this oddly .. hehe)
If these don't help:
Login
to webmail, check if you can receive and send emails from there.If
yes, and your email was working right before, then the problem is
either with your ISP or your client is not properly setup. Please
double check the first group of solutions to make sure the client is
properly setup.
Yes,
it is possible that your client setup that worked yesterday might stop
working today and need a little tweak. I know it sounds weird, but it
does happen.
