Rogers email
SSL/TLS for both incoming and outgoing mail
Incoming mail (IMAP)
- Server
imap.mail.yahoo.com- Port
993
Outgoing mail (SMTP)
- Server
smtp.mail.yahoo.com- Port
465
Help
Rogers email runs on Yahoo's servers while keeping the rogers.com name, so the settings below say Yahoo. Your address does not change and neither does your mail.
Server settings
Patriot Mail fills these in for you. They are here for any other app that asks, and so you can check what you were given.
SSL/TLS for both incoming and outgoing mail
imap.mail.yahoo.com993smtp.mail.yahoo.com465Before you start
Worth knowing
Rogers mail has been on Yahoo's servers for years. The settings say yahoo.com because that is where the mailbox lives, not because anything about your address has changed.
Worth knowing
rogers.com publishes no automatic settings, so most email apps leave the server boxes empty and offer no hint. Patriot Mail fills them in for you.
Worth knowing
Rogers has been moving people to its own sign-in window and away from generated app passwords, so which one your account wants depends on when it was set up. Start with your normal password and only go looking for a generated one if that is refused.
Step by step
Choose Add account and type your full rogers.com address. Patriot Mail fills in the servers for you.
Use the password you sign in to Rogers mail with on the web.
Open your Rogers Yahoo account security settings and look for the option to generate a password for email apps. Use that here in place of your website password.
Common questions
imap.mail.yahoo.com on port 993 with SSL for incoming mail, and smtp.mail.yahoo.com on port 465 for outgoing mail. Your username is your full rogers.com address.
Rogers moved its email to Yahoo years ago and kept the rogers.com name. The address is still yours and still says rogers.com; only the servers behind it belong to Yahoo.
Try your normal password first. If Rogers turns it away, look in your Rogers Yahoo account security settings for the option to generate a password for email apps, and use that instead.
No. Patriot Mail connects to the mailbox you already have, so your address stays the same and your mail stays where it is.
Patriot Mail connects the mailbox you already have. Your address does not change, your mail stays with Rogers email, and it is free to use.
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