No email accounts for free non-ad?

[Tideas]

Are the email accounts only for paid/ads?

[wh00p101]

no you should be able to setup your email accounts in your cpanel. Check Cpanels side info panel once you're logged in to see how many email accounts you can create.

Chris

[Tideas]

I see 0.

[Corey]

What about now?

[Tideas]

5

IS that it? Thanks Corey. You're awesome. Now get to working on that more x10 rewards ;). I need some more HD space, and I'm not afraid to do offers and go on a posting spree to get it either ;)
Edit:
Outgoing Mail Server: ..... (server requires authentication)

How do I do that?

And how long does it take for mail from outside to get sent to my inbox?

[Corey]

You have to setup mail accounts in your cPanel, I believe there is even an automatic outlook config option. Set them up and then come back if you still have issues with it.

[Tideas]

Yeah, I did that. I'm using the Outlook Express option with IMAP.

Sending out mail works fine. But receiving them isn't working. I've done a few test email sent from my gmail account and outlook isn't getting them

[Corey]

Try changing the settings around and using the IP for the mail server.

-Corey

[TheJeffsta]

Can SMTP use a different port? Port 25 is throttled from my ISP (well going to servers outside ISP's network).

And.. I mean really throttled that 99% of the time it fails...

[alfren]

well corey how about my account? i check my cpanel and it says 0 in the email accounts ^_^ my site is www.alfren24.uni.cc