A domain-based email address, synonymous with a professional email, enhances your professional image among customers and simultaneously promotes your website and company. In fact, customers are significantly incline to open and read email that using a professional email address. Each email sent from your domain-based address showcases your domain name to customers, subtly encouraging them to visit your site.

Furthermore, with each plan, you have the option to create free "alias" email addresses—such as one with just your first name (like kathy@yourcompanydomain.com) or department-specific addresses (like sales@yourcompanydomain.com)—that all funnel into a single inbox, further enhancing your professional appearance.

A professional email is one that aligns your email address with your company's domain, such as you@yourcompany.com. This approach lends greater credibility to your business compared to using a generic service like namehasbeentaken@gmail.com, which is not tailored for business use. Consequently, people are more likely to engage with an email address that exudes a professional business image.

Yes we do.Although iOS devices support the IMAP protocol for synchronizing e-mail messages, they don't support the IDLE command which is used on other platforms to provide push notifications to the device. Apple implemented another protocol called Apple Push Notification which is much less taxing on the device's battery and which also provides instantaneous notification when a new e-mail arrives. We fully support the Apple Push Notification protocol out of the box, without any configuration being required on your device. It will automatically detect our capability and use it.

For the Windows platform, we recommend Mailstore, which lets you easily backup multiple IMAP accounts.

Other e-mail clients, such as Thunderbird, have features or plug-ins that also allow backup of an IMAP account.

Yes, we do. Please contact us so we enable it for you. Then you navigate to access E-mail > Administration > Accounts > double click on your e-mail account > S/MIME settings tab and click on the Select new PCKS12 certificate button, then upload your S/MIME certificate.

You can choose always sign e-mails digitally, by enabling the respective checkbox or simply use the feature only when needed. click on OK and then Close.

When sending a new e-mail, click on the Extra options button/drop down menu, where you can choose to Sign or Encrypt with SMIME.

Ideal is to first send a digitally signed e-mail, so that the recipient can obtain your public certificate and add it to his address book. If you've received a digitally signed e-mail, webmail automatically saves the sender's public certificate in your contacts for that person, so that you can receive cryptographed emails from him.

You can address up to 100 recipients in one single e-mail message. If you add more than 100, you will receive the following error: