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--- faq:email:why_cant_i_redirect_email_to_free_email_services [2015/07/29 14:52]
vikki
+++ faq:email:why_cant_i_redirect_email_to_free_email_services [2019/05/17 15:06] (current)
netiaraja
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 Redirecting email to Gmail, Yahoo mail, Hotmail, etc has been disabled for quite some time now, for us to offer better quality of service on the server email delivery.\\
-All free email service provider controlled their bandwidth and number of email allow from email servers around the world.\\
+All free email service providers controlled their bandwidth and the number of emails from other email servers around the world.\\
-Setting redirect means there will be A LOT of email (including spam) redirect from your account to these free services, and could resulting a temporary traffic block on the free email service provider.\\
+Setting redirect means there will be A LOT of emails (including spam) being redirected from your account to these free email services, which could cause a temporary traffic block by them.\\
 This means:\\
-  * you will most likely not going to get the all of redirect email delivered to the free email service provider like gmail, yahoo and hotmail.
+  * you will most likely not going to get all of the redirected emails delivered to the free email service provider like gmail, yahoo and hotmail.
-  * your email address (or your email server) will be black-listed if the amount of email is over their quota.
+  * your email address (or your email server) will be blacklisted if the amount of emails is over their quota.
-  * your email sending to other recipients on these free email address will be degraded too, since your email server will likely under temporary block most of the time.
+  * your emails sending to other recipients on these free email addresses will be degraded too, since your email server will most likely be under temporary block most of the time.
-We hope you understand our intension on such restriction.\\
+We hope you understand our intention on such restriction.\\
-Note: If you are using gmail, there is a better way to get the same result by using Gmail's remote POP3 instead.
+Note: If you are using gmail, there is a better way to get the same result by using Google Mail Fetcher (remote POP3 access) instead.
       - Login with your Gmail account.
-      - [Go to Settings] -> [Accounts and Import].
+      - [Go to Settings] -> [Accounts and Import].\\ {{:faq:email:gmail_remote_pop3_access:remotepop3-1.png|}}
-      - On "Check mail from other accounts (using POP3)", click [Add a POP3 mail account you own].
+      - On "Check mail from other accounts (using POP3)", click [Add a POP3 mail account you own].\\ {{:faq:email:gmail_remote_pop3_access:remotepop3-2.png|}}
-      - On the pop-up box, key in your email address. Click [Next Step].
+      - On the pop-up box, key in your email address. Click [Next Step].\\ {{:faq:email:gmail_remote_pop3_access:remotepop3-3.png|}}
-      - Key in your **email address** on [Username] and your password on [Password].
+      - Key in your **email address** on [Username] and your password on [Password].\\ {{:faq:email:gmail_remote_pop3_access:remotepop3-4.png|}}
       - On [POP server], key in **mail.yourdomain.com**. Leave the port number at 110.
       - Remember to check the checkbox [Learn a copy of retrieved message on the server].
       - Click [Add Account].
-      - Once the account is created, you will be asked whether you want to send email using your user@domain.com email address. Click [No] and select [Finish].
+      - Once the account is created, you will be asked whether you want to send email using your user@domain.com email address. Click [No] and select [Finish].\\ {{:faq:email:gmail_remote_pop3_access:remotepop3-5.png|}}

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