If you’re paying for some of the popular services offered by iPage – cheap web hosting, domain names, and dedicated servers – you’re likely using iPage email as well.
iPage is well known for its affordable pricing and user-friendly solutions. However, its services have not always been 100% reliable.
Such is the case with iPage email, which often stops working. If your email is acting up, several possible reasons exist.
Read on to find out why you can’t access your iPage webmail and what you can do about it.
Reasons why iPage email isn’t working If your iPage email is not working, that’s usually because you’ve typed in the wrong password or account name or your internet connection is not strong enough. Other suspects are a blocked IP address, a poorly set up email account, and an overloaded queue.
Your IP is blocked When you enter a wrong password 6 times in a row in under 5 minutes, iPage blocks your IP address out of precaution. You have to wait for 3 hours to reset your password.
You typed in the wrong password/account name Typing in the wrong credentials is a common mistake. Don’t worry – it happens to the best of us. Ensure your password and account name are correct, and check your caps lock.
Email not sending because the queue is too full Is iPage refusing to send an email? That’s usually because the queue is too full. If this is the reason, there should be a message that says SMTP 42 (Server Temporarily Not Available).
Poor internet connection Are you sure you’re connected to a secure Wi-Fi network with a strong and reliable signal? In most cases, iPage email is not working because there’s no internet.
The email account is poorly set up If you’ve checked the above and you still can’t troubleshoot a problem, it might be because your email account has been poorly set up or created on another server.
Six steps to fixing your iPage email Your iPage email still won’t listen? We have a quick checklist of all things you can try before it’s time to contact customer support.
Typically, this should solve the problem:
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