To access your emails from any web browser connected to the internet simply type in http://webmail before your domain name e.g. http://webmail.exmaple.co.uk and you will be presented with the log in screen.

Absolutely. We offer this service, many businesses operate with one main Exchange account and each of the remaining accounts as standard mailboxes, but the choice is there for each email address you have registered with us.

It is fairly straightforward to do this, but there are slight variations depending on what version of Outlook you are running and which platform you are working from (i.e. PC or Mac etc.) The best place to look is on Microsoft’s own help system – click here for further information.

Yes – most mobile phones require you to input your username (usually your email address), your password, and then your POP3 and SMTP details.

Both the incoming and outgoing mail servers (POP and SMTP) are the same:

mail.example.com (where example.com is replaced by your own domain name)

This depends on what domain extension (e.g. .com or .co.uk etc. you have. Some domain extensions are more complicated than others but don’t worry, we will guide you through the process!

Unfortunately not. We like to keep things simple here at Media Identity and in order to spread the cost of your website design and build over the lifetime of the site we are unable to offer this service.