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Your rogers.com address, easier to read
Yahoo has looked after Rogers email for years, and the rogers.com address on it is still yours. Patriot Mail opens it in one calm inbox that is easy to read, with cleanup tools that do what you expect. You keep your address, and your mail stays where it is.
Your rogers.com address stays the same
Your rogers.com address stays exactly as it is. Patriot Mail connects the mailbox you already have, and nothing moves, even though Yahoo looks after it behind the scenes.
A short, one-time setup
Start with your normal Rogers password. If Rogers asks for something else, the Rogers guide shows where to make a password for email apps. Either way it is a one-time step.
Readable, and private on your lock screen
- Set the text size once, and it carries across every account you add.
- Turn on high contrast for darker text and clearer outlines.
- Hide what a message says in notifications, so only you see it.
Take back your inbox
Block a sender, or block a whole company by blocking its domain, as many as you like at no charge. The Subscriptions view shows the senders filling your inbox, and you can unsubscribe in one tap.
Free, and one inbox for all of it
Patriot Mail is free, with no subscription, and your inbox data is not sold or used for advertising. Add Gmail, Outlook, or iCloud too, and read everything in one list.
Common questions
Why might I see Yahoo's name?
Yahoo looks after Rogers email behind the scenes, while the rogers.com name stays. Your address and your mail are unchanged.
Which password do I use?
Try your normal password first. If Rogers turns it away, the Rogers guide shows where to make a password for email apps instead.
Is Patriot Mail free?
Yes. It is free to use, with no subscription and no trial that ends.
Ready when you are
Keep your address. Start today.
Connect the mailbox you already use and get a calmer inbox in about a minute. Free, with no subscription, and the address you have had for years stays exactly where it is.