Ezian information about POP3 accounts

  POP3 email accounts
                (If you are using Ezian to pick up and send Yahoo mail you don't need a POP3 account)

• Get a server email account (POP3)  from your ISP.
• Get your one from your company, or school.
• Get one free  (means they send you ads and add taglines to email). We describe three free pop3's.

An email account is the computer where your email is actually sent through and where mail to you is sent.   Ezian lets you get and send mail through any POP3.

Ezian will also pick up your and send all your Yahoo email accounts. Your Yahoo information is all you need to pick up and send with Ezian.  You don't need a POP3 account if you have a Yahoo account.
 

1. Ask your Internet Service Provider (ISP) for an account. They will give you information you need to enter into Ezian. This kind of email account is called  a Mail Server or  POP3 account (Post Office Protocol).
2. From schools
3. Businesses
4. Anyone who has a domain name. This and the two previous are actually the same as an ISP account (POP3), but certainly often confusing to people who have email accounts which have nothing to do with their ISP.
5. If you are associated with a company or group (some churches for example provide POP3 accounts to their members) you can often get your mail server account that way.
6. You can get free POP3 accounts from companies offering that service on the web.  You can do a search on Google.com for "Free POP3 email."  Don't be fooled by some which offer only incoming service.  They must also offer SMTP (outgoing).  The three free ones we suggest are ok.