Generic POP3 settings

Encrypted (recommended)
The purpose of using SSL for POP3 is primarily to keep your password secure. It also happens to encrypt the email you download, but please see this page to read more about email security.

Most modering email clients support this method. It will generally ask for the following pieces of information:

POP3 Server: mail.vanitude.com
Port: 995
Username: (your username)
Password: (your password)

Make sure you mark any applicable SSL checkbox as it probably won't work without it. Also, some clients (like Outlook Express) are smart enough that when you specify the SSL option it automatically changes the port to 995.

If you are having any problems connecting, please contact us.

Unencrypted (not recommended)
Not all email clients support POP3 over SSL. So this is for those. Please note: the method exposes your username and password to any machines on the local network (most dangerous) and machines on the internet through which the traffic passes (somewhat less dangerous). Of course, it's generally a Bad Thing[tm] for people to get your username and password, so you want to use this method as a last resort.

If you are unable to use POP3 over SSL, please consider using Webmail instead. It is encrypted, and more secure than unencrypted POP3. With that said, here are the settings:

POP Server: mail.vanitude.com
Port: 110
Username: (your username)
Password: (your password)