By default, MailRelayer is set up to use only IMAP, and this cannot be turned off.
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MailRelayer can also dish out email via POP3, although every modern email client and phone can use the more flexible IMAP protocol, so POP3 will not be useful to many users.
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MailRelayer’s SMTP service is great because it will save you from having to pay for an SMTP service or keep changing your settings as you move to different locations with different ISPs, who may or may not allow you to send email through their mail servers.
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If you use a dynamic DNS service, you can set it up from within MailRelayer.
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