Incoming mail server pop3 address

A POP3 (Post Office Protocol version 3) address is used to retrieve email from a mail server. Here's a breakdown of the format:

pop3.example.com:110

• pop3: The protocol used to connect to the mail server (in this case, POP3).
• example.com: The domain name of the mail server.
• :110: The port number used for the POP3 connection (in this case, port 110 is the default).

When you enter a POP3 address, you're telling your email client (e.g., Outlook, Thunderbird, or a mobile app) to connect to the specified mail server using the POP3 protocol and retrieve your email.

Here are some examples of POP3 addresses:

• pop.gmail.com:110 (Gmail's POP3 server)
• pop.outlook.com:110 (Outlook.com's POP3 server)
• pop.example.com:110 (Your company's or organization's POP3 server)

Keep in mind that some email providers may use a different port number or a different protocol (e.g., IMAP) for retrieving email. Be sure to check your email provider's documentation or settings to determine the correct POP3 address and port number to use.