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At libcom.de we offer premium mail services with great extras. I will support you personally with mail issues. Email is a very old concept and it naturally has its flaws. I can help circumvent at least some, others are there to last. Libcom.de will support you to get the best Email experience.

The foundation of our mail service is mailcow. It's a superb, Open Source self-hosted mailing solution. If you want to run your own instance of it, we will be glad to help you. If you want to

Here are some key features of our mail service 📬

  • ✅ IMAP, POP3, SUBMISSION of course all with TLS support
  • ✅ great antispam based on rspamd
  • ✅ state of the art antivirus integrated
  • ✅ support for DKIM, DMARC and SPF
  • ✅ Webmailer based on SoGo 🌐
  • ✅ Calender with caldav and ActiveSync support
  • ✅ Contacts with carddav and ActiveSync support
  • ✅ Server side filters with sieve support
  • ✅ autoconfig / autodiscovery
  • ✅ support for all platforms (Windows, Linux, macOS, iOS, Android, BSD, etc.)
  • ⏩ search your emails super fast
  • ✅ plenty of storage
  • ✅ always up-to-date

Client settings

Username: your email address e.g. mustermann@postradio.de Password: only you shall know it

Settings for receiving Mails

IMAP is the default. Today nearly noone uses POP3. Choose between either SSL OR STARTTLS.

Hostname Port Client Encryption Settings
IMAP unencrypted (try not to use this, EVER) imap.libcom.de 143 unencrypted
IMAP SSL imap.libcom.de 993 SSL/TLS
IMAP STARTTLS imap.libcom.de 143 STARTTLS
POP3 unencrypted (try not to use this, EVER) pop3.libcom.de 110 unencrypted
POP3 SSL pop3.libcom.de 995 SSL/TLS
POP3 STARTTLS imap.libcom.de 110 STARTTLS

Settings for sending Mails

Don't use port 25 but 587. Choose between either SSL OR STARTTLS.

Hostname Port Client Encryption Settings
Submission unencrypted (try not to use this, EVER) submission.libcom.de 587 unencrypted
Submission SSL submission.libcom.de 465 SSL/TLS
Submission STARTTLS submission.libcom.de 587 STARTTLS