You must have an existing email address to use this service. There is no need to change the settings in your email program when using this service.

Nameway®'s POP3 Email Pak gives you an actual mailbox on Nameway®'s mail server from which you can send and receive email. It is not necessary to have an existing email account with your ISP or web host in order to use this service.
When using a POP3 mailbox, you may set up the account in your email client (such as Outlook Express) or you may send and receive mail from any web browser through the Webmail access.

Log into your account.
Click on "domain names".
Click on my "domains".
Click on the domain name link you want to add a pop3 email account to
In the domain control panel, look for the "email settings" section and click "change".
Select "POP mail" and click "save changes".

On the POP3 email configuration page, you need to click the "add an Email Pak" button.
Checkout your Email Pak.
Go back to the domain name control panel, and now click "configure" under the email section.
You can now add and configure users/mailboxes one at a time in your Email Pak by entering the user name and password, and saving your changes
You can go online and easily log in from a browser - type in: webmail.yourdomian.com (you do not enter the www's.)

Example: If your domain name is TheSmithFamily.com, you would go to http://webmail.thesmithfamily.com to check your mail.

Enter the specific email address and password. This takes you right into the email interface to send and receive your email. Else, you can access your email, change a password, or add a new mailbox user to the account from the domain control panel.

Log into your account
Click "domain names", the "my domains".
Click on the domain you wish to work with.
Scroll down to email settings section, click configure.
Under POP mailbox/user Click name to log in, or enter new password in the empty box. You can also add years to your POP3 email account, or add additional users from this page.

Login into your account, click on the domain name you want to work with.
From the control panel page, scroll down to email settings...it should say "current service - pop mail". If it says something else, click "change" and then select POP3/webmail (Email Pak) and save changes. Any previous entries will be restored and fully functional.

Log into your account, from "domain names", "my domains", click on the domain name link you wish to work with. This takes you to the domain control panel.
Click "change"in the "email settings" area.
Select "Email forwarding (forwards to an actual POP3 or webmail
account)".
Click "save changes".
Next, remove any records that are in the username or "forward to" areas.
Click "save changes" again.
Click "change" in the "email settings" area.
Select "POP3/webmail (Email Pak)"
Click "save changes".
On the following page, click "save changes" again.
Log out.

Your POP mail should be working again within 1 hour.
If you continue to experience problems, please select REQUEST HELP from the Support Center. Include your login name, the email name, and any bounceback messages people may have received that prohibits you from receiving your mail.

Log into your account.
Click on "domain names".
Click on "my domains".
Click on the domain name that you want to edit.
Scroll to the email settings section.
Click "configure".

You will see an empty password box across from the email account.
Enter the new password in the box and click save changes. On this page you can also add a user/mailbox if you have any available in you Email Pak. Otherwise you will need to buy a new Email Pak for additional users.

Log into your account.
Select "domain names", "my domains".
click on the domain name link you wish to work with (this takes you to the control panel).
Click on "email settings/configure". You can change the password (then click save changes), delete an address, or add more storage from this page.

NOTE: the dot "." At the end of the mail server name. You MUST include a dot at the end of any mail server name. Here are two examples, the first using MXE and the other using MX:

When you enter a quantity on your shopping cart, that is per 10-pak, not how many years you want it. So if you enter "2" in your shopping cart, you will get 20 email names for that one domain name (not two years worth).

After the domain is registered and you have ordered the 10-pak, you can add additional years:

Log into your account.
Click on "domain names".
Click on "my domains".
Click on the domain name you wish to work with.
Under utilities click "Set Auto-Renew Options for Domain Name and Email Paks".
Add to your shopping cart and purchase.

Microsoft Outlook Express.
Microsoft Outlook.
Eudora.
Netscape mail 6.1 and newer.

Remember that if your preferred email client is not listed it may still be compatible, we simply haven't tested this. It is also not completely necessary that you use an email client to access your POP3 email account. You may also choose to send and receive mail through Webmail from any web browser on any computer.

Please note that our testing does indicate that you may not be able to use this service with older versions of Netscape mail.

Name/Display Name: Your name (e.g.. John Doe or ACME Sales).

E mail address: Alias-you-chose@your-domain-name.com (e.g. john@thedoes.com or sales@acme.com).

Incoming email server type: POP (not IMAP).

Incoming mail (POP) server: pop.your-domain-name.com
(e.g. pop.thedoes.com or pop.acme.com).

Outgoing mail (SMTP) server: smtp.your-domain-name.com (e.g smtp.thedoes.com or smtp.acme.com).

Account/user ID/name: alias-you-chose@your-domain-name.com (e.g. john@thedoes.com or sales@acme.com).

Account/user Password: password-you-chose (case sensitive. This is optional, if you don't want to have to type in this password every time you send or receive mail).

Account Name: Enter what you would like to identify this account
(e.g. thedoes.com POP mail or acme.com POP mail).

Launch Outlook Under "Tools" select "services...".

Select "Internet Mail - (your account name)" and click "Properties" to edit your account.
On the "General" tab, enter these settings.

You might want to re-type the name you would like to refer to this account by.
Name: The name you would like to display in the "From" field (i.e. John Doe or ACME Sales).

Email address: Alias-you-chose@your-domain-name.com (e.g. john@thedoes.com or sales@acme.com).

Click the "Servers" tab and input these settings:

Incoming mail (POP) server: pop.your-domain-name.com (e.g. pop.thedoes.com or pop.acme.com).

Outgoing mail (SMTP) server: smtp.your-domain-name.com (e.g. smtp.thedoes.com or smtp.acme.com).

Account Name: Your full email address: alias-you-chose@your-domain-name.com (e.g. john@thedoes.com or sales@acme.com).

Password: password-you-chose (case sensitive).

Check the "My server requires authentication" box and click the "settings" button. Make sure the "Use same settings as my incoming mail server" radio button is selected. Click "OK".

Press "OK"
Press "Close"

Launch Outlook.

Under "Tools" select "email accounts..."
Under the email header, select "Add a new email account"..
In the "Email accounts" window, enter these settings:

Your Name: The name you would like to display in the "From" field (i.e. John Doe or ACME Sales).

Email address: Alias-you-chose@your-domain-name.com (e.g. john@thedoes.com or sales@acme.com).

Incoming mail server (POP3): pop.your-domain-name.com (e.g. pop.thedoes.com or pop.acme.com).

Outgoing mail server (SMTP): smtp.your-domain-name.com (e.g. smtp.thedoes.com or smtp.acme.com).

User Name: Your full email address: alias-you-chose@your-domain-name.com (i.e. john@thedoes.com or sales@acme.com).

Password: password-you-chose (case sensitive).

Click the "More Settings" button, and click the "Outgoing server" tab.
Check the "My outgoing server (SMTP) requires authentication" box and click the "settings" button. Make sure the "Use same settings as my incoming mail server" radio button is selected.

Click "OK".
Click "Next"
Click "Finish"