Email server settings

Wild West Domains SMTP, IMAP & POP3 settings

Use these settings to add your Wild West Domains account (secureserver.net) to Outlook, Apple Mail, Thunderbird, your phone or any app that sends email over SMTP.

Incoming mail

IMAP

Server
imap.secureserver.net
Port
993
Security
SSL/TLS
User name
full email address
Authentication
Normal password

Incoming mail

POP3

Server
pop.secureserver.net
Port
995
Security
SSL/TLS
User name
full email address
Authentication
Normal password

Outgoing mail

SMTP

Server
smtpout.secureserver.net
Port
465
Security
SSL/TLS
User name
full email address
Authentication
Normal password

How to set up Wild West Domains in a mail app

  1. Choose add account → manual setup (or “other account”) in your mail app.
  2. Enter your full Wild West Domains email address and password.
  3. Pick IMAP for incoming mail and enter the server, port and security from the table above.
  4. Enter the SMTP server for outgoing mail (smtpout.secureserver.net, port 465) and enable authentication with the same login.

If the login keeps failing, check that IMAP/POP access is enabled in the Wild West Domains web settings, and use an app password if your account uses two-step verification.

Settings from the Mozilla Thunderbird ISP database (MPL 2.0), which mail clients use for automatic setup.

Wild West Domains email settings: FAQ

What is the Wild West Domains SMTP server?

The outgoing (SMTP) server of Wild West Domains is smtpout.secureserver.net, port 465 with SSL/TLS. Log in with your full email address.

What are the Wild West Domains IMAP settings?

Incoming mail (IMAP): server imap.secureserver.net, port 993, security SSL/TLS, user name: your full email address.

Should I use IMAP or POP3?

Use IMAP if you read your email on more than one device: messages and folders stay in sync on the server. POP3 downloads messages to one device and is only useful for offline archives on a single computer.

Why does my Wild West Domains login fail in a mail app?

Most providers block plain password logins from mail apps when two-step verification is on. Create an app-specific password in your account’s security settings, or use an app that supports OAuth sign-in. Also check that IMAP or POP access is enabled in the webmail settings.

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{
  "email": "support@emailvalidation.io",
  "user": "support",
  "tag": "",
  "domain": "emailvalidation.io",
  "format_valid": true,
  "mx_found": true,
  "smtp_check": true,
  "catch_all": null,
  "role": true,
  "disposable": false,
  "free": false,
  "score": 0.64,
  "state": "deliverable",
  "reason": "low_quality",
  "did_you_mean": "",
  "catch_all_resolution": null,
  "bounce_probability": null,
  "status": "valid",
  "sub_status": "role_based",
  "explanation": "The mailbox exists, but it is a role address (such as info@ or support@), usually read by a team rather than one person.",
  "recommended_action": "send_with_caution"
}

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