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Take a deep breath and follow the steps below if you're having trouble sending or receiving emails. Even if you're certain that (for example) your email password isn't the problem, I strongly advise you not to skip any of the procedures. Even though I believe myself to be technologically savvy, I've spent time troubleshooting an email issue that was eventually caused by an expired password. Where you can also take support from technical team on YouMail phone number +1-888-226-0555. Being a third-party service provider in the United States, get all solution of your problem from professional’s team.

Before you proceed, double-check that you have the proper password and that it has not expired. Logging into your email account via your provider's web-based email system is the best way to do it. Using your web browser to log in can inform you whether the issue you're having is with your account or with the program/app you're using.

If you can't log in using your browser, it's likely that you're using the wrong username or password. Try your email address if you can't remember your username. If you can't remember your password, try resetting it. Make sure you save it in a password manager once you've completed that (such as 1Password). You won't forget about it this way. But don't use a password that's easy to guess merely to avoid forgetting it!

If you're trying to set up your email account on a new device, such as a new iPhone, double-check that your username is right. The simplest method to do this is to see if you can access your email via webmail. Many times, I've seen folks enter the correct password but the incorrect username, so always double-check your account credentials!

The next step is to double-check your incoming server configuration. You can skip to the following step to verify your outgoing server settings if you're getting email but having difficulties sending it!

For most account types, especially Exchange accounts, both MacOS and IOS manage the server connection settings automatically. In fact, on MacOS, the only connection settings you can alter for Exchange accounts are the Internal and External URLs.

An improper port number is the most prevalent cause of email delivery issues. For unencrypted (insecure) connection with SMTP, the standard port is 25, however I don't advocate using it. The default port for SMTPS (SMTP over SSL), which is more secure.

I hope the procedures above helped you remedy the issue, whether you were unable to send or receive emails. The majority of the email issues I've encountered have been caused by a misconfigured or expired password, incorrect mail settings, or a misbehaving email client. If none of the above procedures worked, you can try removing the email account entirely from your device and then re-adding it. You won't lose any emails if you're using Exchange or IMAP. For any help get assistance from technical team on YouMail phone number +1-888-226-0555. As a third-party service provider in the USA, our technical team reach you and resolve your issues related to YouMail services.