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Email Help

Email problem? Start with what it’s doing.

Sending, receiving, spam, password, setup or old mail — start with what you can see and we’ll help narrow down the problem.

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A sensible first look

A few simple observations can tell us where to look first.

Can you send? Can you receive? Does webmail work? Is one device affected or all of them? What changed, and what exact message do you see?

These clues help narrow the route. They do not require you to diagnose the underlying cause.

SendDoes a message leave?
ReceiveDoes anything arrive?
WebmailDoes the browser behave differently?
What changed?Password, device or provider?

Three useful distinctions

Some email problems need a little more care.

Why are my emails going to spam?

The cause can involve how the domain proves mail is genuine, sending behaviour, reputation, content or recipient filtering. The deeper terms can wait until we know which pattern you are seeing.

Works in webmail but not on the phone?

The problem may be local to the device or mail app rather than the mailbox itself. We can help separate those possibilities without guessing at settings.

Old mail only sitting on one computer?

Tell us before anything changes. Some older setups keep historical messages locally rather than on the server, and recovery should not be assumed.

Before the route changes

Moving email? Know where the old mail lives first.

Mailboxes, historical messages, domain routing and device setup can be separate pieces. We can help map the move before anything is changed.

More when you need it

Want the deeper explanation or a managed service?

Use the Knowledge Centre for more detail, Business Email when you need a managed service, or Partner Support when you manage email for clients.

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Start with what’s happening

Still not sure? Tell us what your email is doing.

We’ll help narrow down the sensible next step.

Tell us what’s wrong