Yopmail smtp configuration

Yopmail is a temporary email service that allows you to create a disposable email address. To configure Yopmail's SMTP settings, you'll need to follow these steps:

SMTP Settings:

• Server: smtp.yopmail.com
• Port: 587
• Username: Your Yopmail email address (e.g., [your_email_address]@yopmail.com)
• Password: Your Yopmail email password (which is the same as your email address)
• Encryption: TLS

IMAP Settings:

• Server: imap.yopmail.com
• Port: 993
• Username: Your Yopmail email address (e.g., [your_email_address]@yopmail.com)
• Password: Your Yopmail email password (which is the same as your email address)
• Encryption: SSL/TLS

POP3 Settings:

• Server: pop.yopmail.com
• Port: 110
• Username: Your Yopmail email address (e.g., [your_email_address]@yopmail.com)
• Password: Your Yopmail email password (which is the same as your email address)
• Encryption: None

Notes:

• Yopmail's SMTP server uses a different authentication method than traditional email services. When setting up your email client, you may need to select "Plain Text" or "Login" as the authentication method.
• Yopmail's email addresses are temporary and will expire after a certain period (usually 8 hours). Make sure to check your email regularly to avoid missing important messages.
• Yopmail's SMTP server may not support all features, such as SSL/TLS encryption, so you may need to adjust your email client's settings accordingly.

Email Client Configuration:

To configure your email client to use Yopmail's SMTP settings, follow these general steps:

1. Open your email client and go to the settings or preferences menu.
2. Look for the "Account" or "Email" settings and click on it.
3. Select "Add new account" or "Create a new email account".
4. Choose the type of account you want to create (e.g., POP3, IMAP, or SMTP).
5. Enter the Yopmail SMTP settings (above) and your email address and password.
6. Save your changes and test your email account.

Remember to check your Yopmail email address regularly to avoid missing important messages, as they will expire after a certain period.