Have you ever tried to send an email but had it rejected or returned? This is called “bounce.” Email bounce is when you try to send a message but the recipient’s server rejects your mail. This can be especially frustrating for businesses, as email marketing can be an incredibly effective (and cost-effective!) way to attract new customers. There are several reasons your emails may bounce, which we will get into later. Let’s start by explaining the 2 primary types of bounce.

Email Account Security Update

Several of our customers have reported experiencing issues with one of our Webmail platforms – more specifically Horde – over the last few days.

These issues have ranged from not being able to log in at all, not being able to access your address book, and/or not being able to delete items from your inbox.

For many people, the word “server” only brings to mind a tool for web hosting. As we’ve discussed before, however, there are many great uses for servers. Today, we’re going to be talking about managing a server dedicated to email using your own domain. What we’re talking about in this post is slightly more advanced, but it’s something that any moderately able system administrator should have no trouble tackling.

A server is technically a piece of software that is capable of accepting requests and responding accordingly. Many people know a server to be the computer that the server software is actually running on. Throughout this article, we’ll be referring to the software – not the computer itself.

Webmail is your friend, but do you have a backup?

Hello, Friends! I hope you are all having a great holiday season.
I wanted to take a moment to discuss Webmail. Specifically, webmail for Voicenet email account holders.