meemo - get your email on the phone you already own.

MEEMO TEST DRIVE

Step 1: Acquire your activation code

First you will need to send a text message to 74265 with the word meemo in the body of your message. Once your mobile number is validated meemo will send your activation code directly to your mobile device. Please be patient, this may take several minutes.

Step 2: Enter your activation code

Your activation code is the 8 digit number that you have just received from meemo via text message to your phone. Open this message and enter the code in the field below. After accepting the terms, click CONTINUE to proceed.

I have read, understand and accept the terms of use of meemo.com.

Step 3: Add an email account

Select your Email Service Provider:


	IMPORTANT: HOTMAIL USERS // Hotmail accounts created after 2005 require the use of Live Hotmail Plus from Microsoft. Live Hotmail Plus is a paid premium service that provides a larger mailbox, POP3 access and many other features. For more information please visit this url: http://get.live.com/mailplus/features. Accounts created prior to 2005 should work, but we have found a few that don't. If you find that you are unable to authorize your Hotmail account after repeated attempts, please contact meemo support at helpme@meemo.com. We are working hard to determine why some older accounts are not supported for meemo access.

Display Name
Whenever you send an email from within meemo, what you enter here is what the recipient will see as your sender name.

Email Address
Enter the full email address that you are creating this alert for (e.g. johnsmith@gmail.com).

Email Username
Enter the username you use to check your email. This is often your full email address (e.g. johnsmith@gmail.com) or just the first part of your email address (e.g. johnsmith).

Email Password
Enter the password you use to check your email. Please ensure you enter it exactly as you would normally, as this field is case-sensitive.

Host Address
Your Host Address is also known as your Incoming Mail Server. If you don�t know what yours is, you can try looking up your email settings in Microsoft Outlook (or a similar client).

Protocol
POP3 and IMAP are the two standards for internet mail transfer. Mail servers use one or the other, and you will need to know which yours is. Often you can tell by your Mail Server setting (above); look for the word pop or imap.

Port
The default port for non-secure POP servers is 110.
The default port for secure POP servers is 995.
The default port for non-secure IMAP servers is 143.
The default port for secure IMAP servers is 993.
Both secure IMAP and secure POP servers sometimes use 943.

Secure
If your mail server is Secure then select Yes. If it is not, select No. If you are unsure, try asking a network administrator or your email provider for more information about your Incoming Mail Server.

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