487 results for «e-mail» (page 17 of 49)
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Transferring your domain to another provider
The domain is yours. If you want to move it to another provider, that is your right and we will not stand in the way - nor will we ask…
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Bank transfer: the five stages until your payment is confirmed
Paying by bank transfer is not like paying with mKesh, M-Pesa or e-Mola: with those, the system tells us instantly and the invoice settles itself. With a transfer, the money…
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What actually happens when you change plan: files, dates and the money already paid
How to request a plan change is in how to upgrade or downgrade your plan. What almost nobody explains - and it is what holds people back - is what…
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Registro.br: pointing a .br domain to us
A .br domain does not work like the others, which is why this article is not like the others. The Brazilian national registry is in charge of .br, and that…
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The new Outlook and your IMAP mailbox: why a copy goes through the Microsoft cloud
The short answer: when you add an IMAP account from another provider (like ours) to the new Outlook for Windows, Microsoft explains that the mail, calendar and contacts of that…
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Becoming a reseller: the plans, what is included and how to start
Reselling hosting means selling space on our servers under your own brand. Your customers buy from you, pay you and talk to you - and they never need to know…
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Adding your mailbox to the new Outlook fails: the messages and what to do
The short answer: when the new Outlook cannot add your mailbox, it is nearly always one of these: the password is not the mailbox one, the manual settings (IMAP) are…
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Hosting and domain companies in Mozambique: how to choose a safe and reliable one
Choosing a hosting or domain company is easier when you know what to check. This guide gives you a checklist that works with any provider, and three companies that meet…
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How to stop spam in Outlook: the filter on your computer and the one on the server
Outlook has a junk filter of its own, and that trips people up: there are two barriers running, in different places, and only one of them protects you on every…
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DNS records explained: A, CNAME, MX, TXT and TTL
If nameservers say who is in charge, DNS records say what. They are simple lines, each pointing part of the domain somewhere. These are the ones you will meet in…





