If you would like to use mail.com as your main email account, the Mail Collector can help you import emails from other accounts, including third-party accounts, into your mail.com inbox.
The Mail Collector works in a similar manner to an email program such as Outlook or Thunderbird: emails are accessed via POP3 and then deleted depending on the server setting. All your emails will be retrieved after the Mail Collector has been set up.
Afterwards, the Mail Collector will only retrieve the new emails that you receive.
If possible, the emails are accessed with SSL encryption and then checked for spam. In addition, you can define rules for how the collected emails are sorted. However, entries in the whitelist will not be applied during collection.
Some email providers reduce POP3 capability. Collecting messages through POP3 may therefore only be allowed at specific periods of time or after activating the POP3 function. Find out whether the relevant provider has any restrictions. For this reason, the Mail Collector is not available with some providers.
Emails retrieved by the Mail Collector are checked for spam. Spam protection will only ignore entries on your whitelist.