Access your Scientist.com (mail.com) Account from an Email Program using IMAP

Scientist.com (mail.com) provides IMAP access to your Scientist.com (mail.com) account, so you can connect to your email from mobile devices and desktop email clients.

Last Verified November 2022
 
 

Scientist.com supports IMAP / SMTP

This means you don't have to use Scientist.com's webmail interface! You can check your email and send messages using other email programs (like Mailspring, Outlook Express, Apple Mail, or Mozilla Thunderbird). Using desktop email applications can improve your workflow. They typically offer more options, and your email is still available on your computer when you're disconnected from the internet.

Setup Your Scientist.com Account with Your Email Program Using IMAP

To access your Scientist.com email account from a desktop email program, you'll need the IMAP and SMTP settings below:

Scientist.com (mail.com) IMAP Server imap.mail.com
IMAP port993
IMAP securitySSL / TLS
IMAP usernameYour full email address
IMAP passwordYour Scientist.com password
Scientist.com (mail.com) SMTP Server smtp.mail.com
SMTP port465
SMTP securitySSL / TLS
SMTP usernameYour full email address
SMTP passwordYour Scientist.com password

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