Accessing and Using emails – not from web host backend

  • GarrettB

    (@garrettb)


    3 years ago

    Hello all
    When signing up for a WordPress hosting account, it includes an email @mywebsite.com.
    I can access this email, to send and receive, by logging in to my host’s website and sending/receiving from there.
    This is very clunky.
    How does everyone else do this?
    A long time ago I used to use Outlook or Thunderbird, and link it to the email accounts – but the problem was that all the emails would be on my PC and not on my phone.
    It looks like GSuite / Google Workspace is an option, but that seems very expensive.
    Any suggestions / info much appreciated
    Thanks\Garrett

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  • Joy

    (@joyously)

    3 years ago

    This is not a WordPress question. The hosting you have determines your email situation. How you access that is outside the scope of WordPress.

    Thread Starter GarrettB

    (@garrettb)

    3 years ago

    Okay understood.
    I just thought that this must be a common problem for almost everyone who sets up a WordPress site?

    Joy

    (@joyously)

    3 years ago

    We don’t know, since it’s not related to WordPress.

    xdlwilliamz

    (@xdlwilliamz)

    3 years ago

    There is a way to connect your host mail to gmail, go to Gmail setting from a desktop, under accounts you will see options to add external emails that you want to access from Gmail, if you need any further guidance as regards to this, i will be here…

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