Using the new method, you only need to know your email address and password. Our server will look up the exact name of your mail server and check for a valid sign in. If no valid login is found, you will be sent to the Original Login method, where you can specify the exact name of your mail server.

     Using the original method, you will need to provide a username, password and exact mail server name. Our servers will not check for a valid name, but will automatically try to sign you in with the information provided. You will be sent back to this page again on any error.

     The three radio buttons in the gray box control how much information is "remembered" by the server for the next time you login. The first option will remember your email address (or username and mail server) and password. This option is only recommended if you are the only one using that particular computer. The second option will remember just your email address or username and mail server - this is best used in a work environment, where you are mostly the only one who uses that particular computer. The final option is the most secure - no information will be saved by our system. All information is saved in a cookie on your local machine. If you have cookies disabled or refuse the cookie, no information will be saved regardless of which option you choose.

     Finally, there is a link on each page to switch to the other respective login method; as well as a link to our Privacy Policy