I'm using an email address under my domain and had been using Neomail to check it for most of the time that I've been hosted (less than 2 months now).

Not long ago I tried Horde and switched to it because it looked nicer. At first, my emails weren't visible in Horde, but later they appeared and I couldn't see them in Neomail anymore (I don't know how this happened or what I did.) But since using it, Horde was giving me trouble so I decided to switch back to Neomail.

So I logged into Neomail, but my messages haven't gone back to it.

Next, I also wanted to make sure that I could send mail, so I sent an email from my web site account, and didn't recieve it on my external email account. So what the hell is this? Have all the emailed that I have sent not been recieved? I guess that would explain some things...

And as for Squirrelmail... that just doesn't work at all. I tried, but couldn't access it.

Someone please give me step-by-step instructions to get this working right, if that is possible. Or maybe I should do something completly different. This is annoying, and the only problem I've had with this host.

I didn't really had any need to send any e-mails using those accounts, but just wanted to tell you that you don't have to use Neomail, Horde nor Squirre to view your e-mail. You can set a forwarder, to automatically forward e-mails to some other account. For example:
You made an e-mail account called webmaster@yourwebsite.com, and you can set for mails sent to webmaster@yourwebsite.com automatically go to youraccount@yahoo.com. So you can use Yahoo to check your web site mail.
Just wanted to share that.

I agree with the_furious1, it's better if you just used an email forwarding set-up than maually logining into cpanel to check your emails.

Is there any way to make a webmail login on your page, something like Horde mail or NeoMail or SquirelMail but with your own theme, and multiple logins?

I want to purchase squirrelmal or hode cpanel with credit card

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